Pair of Williamsburg sterling silver candlesticks by Stieff, 1954. Columnar shaft with reeded bands and detachable bobeche; raised foot. Oval. In the eponymous pattern associated with Colonial Williamsburg. Fully marked. Item#CA751 nelsonandnelsonantiques.com/items/1503949/…

Edwardian Regency sterling silver box by Reed & Barton in Taunton, Mass., ca 1920. Rectangular with straight sides and curved corners. Cover flat and hinged; on top engraved laurel wreath with ribbon (vacant). Fully marked. Item#CB662 nelsonandnelsonantiques.com/items/1504155/…

Sterling silver goblet by Charles Boyton, 1873. Ovoid bowl on knopped cylindrical stem; raised foot. Engraved garland frames (vacant) and exuberant leafing scrollwork. Guilloche and scalloped borders. Beading. Fully marked. Item#CB656 nelsonandnelsonantiques.com/items/1504165/…

#Copper - Up 18 cents to $4.86 - What a day!!

We stop for the view, but stay for the memories.

The best sunsets are the ones we share.

High heels? No thanks. Give me my 9 iron.

Making time for little joys — like new shoes.

If you guys don't have a Silver sniffin' doggo, you might be missing out on hidden stashes of 5 oz bars, just sayin'. 🐕

Table for grown-ups only. No chicken nuggets allowed.

Not just surviving. Styling.

First Majestic Silver Corp (AG) broken out from a 3-year consolidation and held up nicely. This stock price could triple if history repeats. In previous 3 bull runs over the past 15 year, AG peaked around $20 - 25 mark. The rally is just starting...

Oil now surging for geopolitical reasons, but this is an important reminder for the following: Sometimes, you can have the full foundation of a thesis in place, yet the catalyst that sets it in motion often remains unclear until it happens. That’s likely the case with the

🚨 Happy Anniversary to JD Vance. 🚨

This is telling us a lot!!!

Don't care what the Fed said or did & don't care about Iran. We are in a bull market for Gold & Silver. That's the only macro you need to know. Spend time becoming an expert on companies. Every minute you think about something else is a waste.

Following the historic breakout in gold prices when adjusted for money supply, silver now appears to be setting up for a similar move, in my view. As Paul Tudor Jones once said: “The key to being successful is to be able to time the breakout, not just wait for it.”

After watching WTI trade for years, I've long suspected the involvement of a "FRBNY NYMEX Trading Desk", particularly evident during NYMEX trading hours. And then, when you see "market" action like this, you start to think that maybe you're not delusional, after all.