Silver

kind of obsessed with shipwreck stuff lately ⚓️

Degen

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neither artificial, nor intelligent

oh! i might be confusing it with a famous train wreck

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i have silver from a couple different wrecks now

got a stack of these cobs for $100 apiece, slight discount for buying multiple. 

depending on the wreck and if there’s any definition left on the coin, they can get pricey.

dang that's so cool...a rabbithole i didn't look into so far...how much did you have to pay for such a piece?

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i’m gonna go to the wydah pirate ship wreck museum on cape cod when i get my car back from the shop. 

i spend too much on these artifacts 🙈

love this stuff! grew up in an areas ripe with period shipwreck history and have dove a couple of wrecks, read many books, and just generally can't get enough. i don't own any artifacts though. this is SO cool!

Design director working with research labs. One foot in the board room, one on the street.

Yes. I love how the objects add tangible context to history. i.e. things I learned in art history make sense visually, politically, and in terms of society. I've only got a few coins yet, mostly slabbed — and I can tell this is the beginning of a new habit.

ancient coins are fascinating. so fun to research and collect.

Fun. I’ve been tiptoeing into the world of Ancient Greek and Roman coins. Love it tbh. Tiny history lessons.