Gold, money, diamonds...

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like these?

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i got u dog. I too love wealth

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i dont have any gold money diamonds papes

>>6795731
But you have an excellent taste in waifus, good sir

>>6795354
bump

Please, moar.

>>6795354
"I desire to be rich"
And so, you never will be.

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>>6795864
Funny story about US Quarters, early in US history, coins were in short supply, and so many people would cut a US 1 dollar coin into 4 "quarters" since many things could be purchased for less then a dollar. And in many occasions people would cut those "quarters" into "bits" each bit equaling 1/8th of a dollar. This is where the term "two bit" when describing something cheap or worthless.
Another story, quarters used to be made out of silver, and so many people would have a stack of quarters and trim the sides of the quarters. This, after many a quarter trimmed, would give the person a large quantity of silver and he could still use the quarters. That's why US quarters have ridges on the side, while it doesn't eliminate someone trying to get silver to melt down, it makes it more time consuming and lets anyone who see's a quarter without ridges know that the quarter isn't at it's proper weight. It would be like if someone today could cut a couple of pieces off of a one dollar bill and still use the bill, and then take the trimmings of the bill and combine them with other trimmings.
And now: Money shaped like countries

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>>6800381
Huh. Neat facts m8

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>>6800358
lol so deep, so edgy

>>6800381
The banks still do this. Trimming bits out of bills and still using them. I am talking in terms of digital financial accounting, but the analogy holds.

The only organization worse than the banks for it is the government.

Hence Global Financial Crisis.

>>6800358
eat shit

>>6795354
Show us your nose