People seem to have forgotten the underrated quality of “illustriousness” meaning that gold and silver coins are desirable due to how mesmerized a person gets while staring at the metal in mint condition, especially when minted with a focus on having a brilliant shine. Gold is the most illustrious metal in the world, silver is a close second. That is why the historical ratios primarily existed. This is what crypto lacks. Don’t underestimate the “shine” aspect of precious metals. It may sound petty but it is what draws people to it. The picture on a digital screen doesn’t do it justice. You need natural light to shine off of it.
>>61647742>muh murcury dime whore
>>61647742That's not what illustrious means retard
>>61647742the illustriousness of crypto comes from the fact it exists alongside social media and youtube where people spend all their time looking. how much time do you spend looking at your metals? its boring
>>61647742They're heavy, too. They FEEL like they have value. Paper money or our sad excuse for coins do not.
>>61647876That's not unique to crypto. Silver now has AI soiface clickbait for dopamine addicts too.
