Silver & Gold Coins and Bars

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Baghdad bombing death toll rises to 281 - Think we might have pulled out tho early?

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Almost a work of art

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Multicards are a great way to protect yourself from fakes and fraud.

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Check out this item in my Etsy shop

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You read it right, it is not a misprint, it is a half dime coin.

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Real gem with full luster

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Affordable and collectable

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American infantrymen of the 290th Regiment fight in fresh snowfall during the “Battle of the Bulge,” 1945

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Pure Silver bar with eagle design| .999 fine vintage silver ingot

these pure silver bars were made by the silvertowne mint out of .999 fine silver. This is a great way to by silver ingots and they can be used in a

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A Shocking Find In a Neanderthal Cave In France

A rock structure, built deep underground, is one of the earliest hominin constructions ever found.

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Slaves dig for silver in the Laurium mines near Athens. The silver excavated here paid for the city’s impressive navy and building programs, but this wealth was produced for Athenian citizens by slaves, who worked 12 hour days in shafts so small they could often not stand up.

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How mustangs are helping combat veterans heal

Months ago, Mitchell Reno was sitting in a hotel room with a half-gallon of vodka and dark plans. But an April afternoon found him serenely still as a stallion kicked up sawdust.

“Whenever I get in the ring, it’s just me and the horse,” said Reno, who wrestles with PTSD from time served in Iraq and Afghanistan. “Nothing else matters.”

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Great example of how you can have a tactical loss and yet still have a strategic victory. Much like the US at the battle of the coral sea

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Frozen Scythian stallions unravel mysteries of horse domestication

Early horses were not inbred from a few stallions as thought

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Major price drop in price of silver bullion ingot

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Great Zimbabwe, which was initially constructed during the 11th century, was the hub of a gold-trading empire in south-central Africa. The gold was brought to city states on the Swahili coast in eastern Africa, and from there to the rest of the world.

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Roman-Era Shipwreck In Caesarea Harbor Yields Moon Goddess Statue, Coin Stashes

A Late Roman ship that sunk in Israel's Caesarea Harbor more than 1,600 years ago was filled with bronze statues headed for recycling.