Gold and silver surge

I have a water well. it has an electric pump on it.. I have a generator.. I could go ahead and buy another pump.. they do not last forever.. and a gold coin will not be pumping water when I need it.. I know I will need an electric water p[ump in the future.. A pitcher pump does not require electricity and is a great survivalist tool... but, perhaps I will never use it.. taken care of it could last in storage for decades. I believe I will always have a better way to pump water than by hand.. and not to mention with my mechanical skills could end up pumping it with a bicycle system.. by pedal..

These homes I work in get tub skirts made from cabinetry grade materials.. I installed some finish base around a tub skirt.,, used my hand saw.. I use it often.. I like to finish inside cuts with it..

I have assorted putty knives.. one I use for cutting nails to disassemble things.. It's sturdy.. and as it is used to cut thin nails through a tight joint.. is specific use.. although I use it to pop open my lacquer thinner container as well..

I do not loan out tools.. and I clean my tools off usually.. I have a full craftsman socket set, plus wrenches, plus screw drivers, allen wrenches, vise grips, channel locks.. I dont borrow tools either. I have always bought anything i need and then make it a life long investment.. I can hold tools in my hand that I remember buying 40 years ago,.. before my son was born even.. .

My friend has comic books.. Eugene has coins.. I will say this,, my friends truck blew up. toast.. his parents are dead and hes out of money.,. he sold a few stacks of comic books and bought himself a nice Dodge dakota with the hard top for the bed.. king cab.. I wondered where he got the money.. he said he sold some comic books..

Donny has many valuables.. including knife and sword collection..

One thing that changed when I moved away from home as a kid.. no more plastic plates or glasses.. I like heavy glass glasses.., china and quality flatware.. When was a kid at my grandmothers she always had real nice china.. even for cold cereal.. hell ya.. ;)

About my friend buying a truck with old comic books.. if you look at what he paid for them back in the '80's say we are ta;lking 40 comic books, x 100 avearage. thats 4,000 bucks.. so look at what he paid.. 5$ x 40 is 200 bucks.. 200 out of pocket in 1982 , 1983,, is a 4,000 dollar truck today.. Comic books are a good investm,ent.. ;)

He had sagas,, trinitys.. I had no idea.. He holds onto things..