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[silverstacker]

Not sure you you have received this in your email box if your registered at allengelhard.com but I thought it was worth sharing as I found it inspiring even if I DO like 40%

http://allengelhard.com/wp-content/uplo ... -27-15.pdf

[amalekidad]

"... we are all nuts..." I love it!
Thanks for sharing.

[coppernickel]

"Argently," Talk about being crazy, and fitting in.

[Rastatodd]

I read in an article that the best time to buy is when everyone and their Mother are looking for the exits. I whole heartily agree with that statement. I have sold items for a profit only to take the proceeds and sink the cash into more ounces, I have also been very lucky and have not liquidated my stack for personal needs. Recently my father passed away and has left us three kids with a cedar chest lined with mason and mayonnaise jars full of 90% US coins. My father even in death still provided for his family. I was lucky to call him my "Dad". This windfall will not be liquidated but will strengthen my position in the 90% US junk. The chances are that those jars of coins will never be sold but will be left for my two daughters when I come to pass. I have offered to purchase my other two siblings position in the 90% but I feel I was in haste making this offer because they might like to hang on to the coins not just for the silver but because it was their fathers. If this writing has gone off topic I do apologize. Keep your head, keep the course but most of all keep stacking.

[Cu Penny Hoarder]

"Argently," Talk about being crazy, and fitting in.

"Argent" made a song for all you depressed stackers out there, it's perfect...


[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBnSWJHawQQ[/youtube]

[Cu Penny Hoarder]

I read in an article that the best time to buy is when everyone and their Mother are looking for the exits. I whole heartily agree with that statement. I have sold items for a profit only to take the proceeds and sink the cash into more ounces, I have also been very lucky and have not liquidated my stack for personal needs. Recently my father passed away and has left us three kids with a cedar chest lined with mason and mayonnaise jars full of 90% US coins. My father even in death still provided for his family. I was lucky to call him my "Dad". This windfall will not be liquidated but will strengthen my position in the 90% US junk. The chances are that those jars of coins will never be sold but will be left for my two daughters when I come to pass. I have offered to purchase my other two siblings position in the 90% but I feel I was in haste making this offer because they might like to hang on to the coins not just for the silver but because it was their fathers. If this writing has gone off topic I do apologize. Keep your head, keep the course but most of all keep stacking.

Your Dad was a smart man.

My Dad basically drank himself to death... died penniless.