I write for #silvergoldstackers, so a precious metal coin would be a good place to start. This is a silver one ounce coin from the Slovak Pressburg Mint from the Chronos series. I've written about that series before, but I haven't shown this particular coin yet. I think it's a pretty nice coin. This is the five-dollar island of Tokelau. And that's about all that can be written about the coin.

I've seen a lot in the #silvergoldstackers section. It's strange, but I don't recall jewelry appearing here often. I have a specific piece of jewelry to show here at this time.Yeah. They're wedding rings. Mine and my wife's. March 30th will be 18 years since I got married. For the first time. I don't see why I should ever do it again.

My uncle died last August. I took a few things from his house. Among them is this cane. A simple piece of wood with a little brass and nickel. I remember the stick from the mid-70s. We used it to open curtains and drapes on the windows. But its original meaning was quite different.

My ancestors were thrifty people. And by that, I mean my parents and grandparents too. We rarely threw anything away. They all knew that everyday objects would one day become antiques. And so we kept a lot of them.Today I am showing such a thing, which we also have at home. Since time immemorial. A pocket watch.

There are different customs in each country. In my country, this is common. You will find the following offer in your mailbox. "WE'RR BUYING!" What are they buying? Watches, old jewelry, gold coins, dentures. Everything you see in the picture. Bank notes, postcards, medals, army stuff from every army that's been here in the last 200 years.

I've been on Hive for a while now. But a month ago I set some goals for my @trautenberk account for the first time. If anyone is interested, here is my original article: I set a monthly growth of 75 hive on my account. I also decided to accumulate 20 HBD throughout the year and deposit it at 15% interest. How did I do?