Totally worth it – both the biscuit and the Museum.

REB,
We don’t have Bojangles here in the Rockies(for now), so when I travel to FL, GA, and soon NC, I always get that steak, egg & cheese biscuit. Great treat.
PS: The Charlotte Mint Museum of Art looks to be a side stop as I’m driving through…

Well said, HarryB.

AKBob,
I wouldn’t waste my time with him if I were you.
He is clearly suffering.
Derangement Syndrome is a serious issue. That’s exactly what happened to Kaiser recently.
They both have my sincere sympathies.

We’re clearly on our own.

well said AKBob! Having Tried to illustrate the importance of Cag’s analysis of the gold and silver markets several times, you captured it perfectly. The trend analysis Cag presents on these forums is invaluable to those who hold tangible assets in considering moves in market position….I simply ignore the politics, ravings, bitterness, or snide remarks. I saw the perfect example of such in 2017 on Mint News Blog….a poster “Onefinedime” was most caustic about those who did not endorse the 2017 Libery 1oz design, pronouncing anyone who did not buy the coin a racist. When the coin was issued he stated he could not afford to purchase, and posted no more..
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I’m not sure I wouldn’t do the same thing as our friends to the Great White North.

Indeed. They won’t, but Congress needs to act. I’m not sure how many states and localities operate with taxes based on multiples of 5%. I pay sales taxes varying from 6-8%. With no pennies or directives from the feds and/or the states, that Bojangles steak, egg & cheese biscuit either got more expensive for me or the local franchisee. The restaurant will likely pass on the expense to me; so either way, I’m paying more for that little bit of breakfast heaven. Multiply that one transaction by billions and this X-post-to-reality concept of a plan has the chance to be a huge inflationary move.

No hoarding. Denver reduced the mintage from 2023 to 2024 by about 95%.

2024 D Jefferson 5 Cents
Denver: 32,880,000

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2023 D Jefferson 5 Cents
Denver: 734,800,000

@REB, businesses always seem to be short of pennies. I always get asked do you want your pennies (context: change). I believe in Canada they are supposed to round to the nearest nickel, but from experience (Ha…about four or five trips north of the border) It seems like they still round in their favor.