I've been showing off old coins from my collection for a long time now. I think it's time to show that I'm buying some new silver as well. But it's not easy with me. I'm still a collector.

Should I stack the same coins that only have a different year on them? Or should I even buy only one type of coin at a time? That wouldn't be much fun for me.

I try to choose as many different coins as possible. And I also want the coins to be interesting and I want them to be something I like.

This is an ounce silver coin from the Pressburg Mint (Slovakia) collector coin series. I don't recall seeing anyone here showing a coin from this mint. But I could be wrong.

What makes the coin interesting? The alleged creator of this coin is an artificial intelligence. At least that's what the Mint claims. But I suppose the design must have been altered by a human anyway.

The coin is worth 5,000 CFA and is minted for African Chad. Although, of course, the coin has never been to Africa. It's a purely commercial affair.

I'm not saying the coin is beautiful, but it is interesting. Maybe most of today's coins are already created by artificial intelligence, the mints just don't want to admit it. Maybe one day there will be an exceptional coin designed by a human.

A question at the end of my article. How many articles a week under the #silvergoldstackers banner is a decent amount to write so I don't drain the voting power of others? I don't usually comment on the articles, but I do try to read them. So I know this could be a problem.

Thank you for reading, thank you for your possible support.