The Dogcoin Effect: Mail Call from HK Colonial coins and Nyssacat373 (@kerrislravenhill)

”Blackbirds tend to like shiny things.” ~ The Bloody Raven

For the past few months, I have been divesting my holding of those cute Dogey coins. Personally, I never thought they would be worth more than a fiat nickel at best and when it got there, I’d sell off $1000 of it and put 50% of that into silver bullion and 50% into Hive, Leo tokens and the remaining Doge left in my cold wallet. That was the plan.

When the Dogecoin price blew far past my nickel target I had to change my plan and set my sights much higher. The windfall had suddenly met a few longer termed goals that I never thought possible at this time. A few goals that I had originally made when I first signed on to ~~Steem~~ /Hive. I’ll elaborate on those in later posts.

For now, have I got an exotic treat for you today.

From HK Colonial Coins…

Po Sang Gold Smith 10 Tael Silver Bar

Top; Left- Po Sang Great Wall stamp, Right- Purity Stamp

Purity Stamp Text; 99.9% FINE SILVER 10 TAELS

Wt.= 10 Tael or 12.15 Troy Oz.

100mm x 39.5mm x 9.6mm

So, why this Bar?

Image from thread HKCC

Po Sang Gold Smith 10 Tael Silver Bar

Bottom; Left- Purity Stamp, Right- Po Sang Gold Smith Great Wall stamp

Purity Stamp Text; 99.9% FINE SILVER 10 TAELS

Hong Kong, Poured prior to 2001

Cool Vintage Chinese silver bar huh? We won't see too many of these in North America and is now inducted into my Permastack as a reminder to my descendants of their ancestral heritage.

And for our second feature of Exotic Silver

Lee Cheong 1 Tael 37.7g and 15g poured Silver Buttons

1 Tael (37.7g) Button; Lee Cheong Gold Dealers, Ship Logo, 999

and 15g Button; Sailing Ship Logo

Private Mintage, Backs are blank.

The Ship Logo represents the Chinese Gold and Silver exchange Society in Hong Kong. It is a physical Gold exchange and has been in business for 110 years and it is by no means a small operation having 171 corporate members ranging from banks, bullion merchants, large jewelers, gold refineries, to financial Institutions, and with that has a key economic and advisory role in the Economy of Hong Kong and in the region.

Reputably, only a handful of these exist.

But the actual quantity is undocumented. This Tael is 38.56g

A further note of credit where due is Nyssacat373 as he referred me to HK Colonial Coins in finding that special piece that is well beyond the ordinary stacking fare.
It had to be special.

I should not be surprised anymore but he did it again, Nyssacat373 also purchased and included the 15g (Actually 15.11g) Lee Cheong button in my shipment.  Again, that is so sweet of you Nyssacat373 so what else do you have planned?

Other Goodies from the most resourceful HK Colonial Coins

A little preview of what to come.

Thank you @punkysdad for loaning me the Chinese banknotes.

I plan to spend around a quarter of my windfall on some precious metals with the criteria being of a form that is out of the ordinary in addition to what I regularly Stack. Last week’s post on my deal with @monsterjamgold is just the first of the Dogecoin effect.

Thank you for coming aboard unto me pirate blog today!

And, keep on Stacking those Precious Metals and Cryptos!

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