Donald Trump has given up on most states and has a singular path to victory.
But as Trump’s team noticed: he can safely give up on most parts of this country and still win, even with fewer votes, as long as Trump wins North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Georgia.
So that’s the thing: the only votes that really matter are those three states, unless Harris flips something outlandish like Florida or Texas.
So Harris will be surging in the days and weeks ahead. Trump’s team is focusing on the electoral college win, which gives him and Republicans a distinct advantage. That’s why the race remains close.
These three states are where Trump and his team are spending the most money. So I expect the race to remain close there. Harris has lots and lots of money, she’s already saturated the three main battleground states. She’s got so much money its appropriate for her team to focus on longer-shot / less likely states, to help solidify the electoral college / provide an alternative path in case Trump wins the three main states.
There is a reasonably large silver community who prefers physical coin or rounds rather than certificates, shares or other more virtual/abstract forms of wealth.
There is a visceral and instinctive feeling when the value is purely in your hands and you can feel it.
Still, silver collectors/traders don’t give a shit about the design. Commemorative coins are fine if they are roughly the melt value (paying a few % over melt value is common MSRP) but anything beyond that is fully bullshit.
Official silver coins (American Eagle) have government guarantees on the purity of silver, size of the coin, and other attributes. So those are far easier in practice. But silver rounds or bullion are still common.