AuEagle

Car I drove in High School was my mom's 1964 Rambler American, 3 on the tree. First vehicle that I owned was a 1964 Ford Econoline Van, 3 on the tree. First "New" vehicle was a fully loaded 1974 Chevy Blazer that was $5306.00 out the door, took 2 yr loan, paid off in less than 1. Those days if one had to extend his car loan to 3 yrs there was talk that they were in financial trouble, times have certainly changed....

Prices seem to be creeping up again @ SGA & Ammoman.

Morgan & Peace Dollars have about 3/4 oz of silver. Here's a good site to check silver coin value. http://coinapps.com/silver/coin/calculator/

Just a tip for anyone intending to attend Tulsa or Louisville Shows. They usually have an early pass to get in on the setup days, Tulsa called them Phantom Tables, don't recall what LV called theirs. Well worth the extra $$. Also consider staying for all the days of the show as 1 day simply isn't enough. There was a person who calculated that if one walked the entire Tulsa show they would have about 15 seconds to view every table. BTW: The Tulsa Drillers Expo is about 12 Acres under one roof. Like I said, just a few tips from one who's spent a lot of time at both shows. Wear Comfortable Shoes!! Tulsa Expo has the hardest concrete in the world.

Bump it up. Thanks for lookin.'

You're correct, like my description about the quarter & gas, an ounce of gold could buy that suit or a milk cow many years ago. Two years ago I traded my friend we get our beef from a one ounce Austrian Philharmonic for a 1150# steer, still holds true. Just think, in 1932 a "dollar" was worth 1/20th of an ounce of gold, today an "FRN" is worth 1/1550th of an ounce of gold @ todays spot.

Thanks for the kind words but I'm no connoisseur, I just stumble along & go with my gut. I believe that owning PM's, bullion & coins is good insurance against inflation & always has been & always will be a great store of value. The illustration of buying a gallon of gas with a silver quarter is the same today as it was back in the 60's, actually a silver quarter will buy more than a gallon of gas today. A silver quarter is worth $3.26 @ todays spot price. I've never been a coin collector & I see that going down in popularity as many collectors are getting old, just like the vintage gun collectors, interest is waning.

Louisville. National Gun Day.

New "law" before rally. https://www.nraila.org/articles/20200110/virginia-general-assembly-passes-capitol-gun-ban

Bless you Grunt, you are your brothers keeper.

Now state issued licenses for "assault rifles" no "license", you're a felon. https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2020/01/09/democrat-bill-mandates-licensing-of-all-virginia-ar-15-owners/

The dem's & MSM.

http://knuckledraggin.com/2020/01/virginia-politicians-just-dont-know-when-to-quit/

Now magazine bans. https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2020/01/08/virginia-democrat-gun-control/

http://knuckledraggin.com/2020/01/why-dont-i-doubt-this/

#metoo.

No matter how much good comes out of a situation like this church shooting, dem's won't speak of anything positive, only the prog/soc/comm agenda. Defense of one's self, family, friends, innocents doesn't fit their agenda which is total disarmament.

Now even more insane. http://knuckledraggin.com/2020/01/virginia-politicians-just-dont-know-when-to-quit/

Brief explanation about the presidents rights to use the military. The action President Trump took was not in any way unconstitutional.

They're running them up the pole to see if anyone salutes, never know. Serial #1 sold years ago, don't recall the price.

Glad you're doing better.

Still trading Ammo, Firearms for Au/Ag Coins/Bullion. Happy New Year!!