Reality sets in….

Afternoon everyone ….

I know by now some of you are probably like ANOTHER Intaglio Mint round….

But I can’t quite help it. The designs and execution of these rounds are superior to almost every other mint.

For those of you that have been stacking long enough and have watched YouTube back in the day. These designs remind me of the old school Silver Bullet Silver Shield rounds. Chris Duane has gotten a little nuts in recent years so I don’t watch or follow his videos anymore. But the old rounds were awesome.

Let’s look at the definition of the word:

Government
A government where a single ruler or small group has absolute power and uses it cruelly and unfairly. Tyrants may be unrestrained by law or have taken power from a legitimate ruler.
Situation
A situation where someone or something controls how another person lives in an unfair way. For example, "Women, the play seems to suggest, must resist the tyranny of domesticity".
Word origin
The word tyranny comes from the Latin word tyrannus, which means "tyrant". In antiquity, the word "tyrant" was not necessarily negative and could refer to someone who had absolute political power. Today, the word "tyranny" is usually used negatively to describe the illegitimate use of power.

I’ll let you choose the appropriate one…..

Here is a very appropriate round.