u/BaronOfToast

Im planning to fill up a tube of every kind of junk before I switch over to stacking just .999

I doubt ill ever find myself in a position that I need to barter silver for supplies, and im honestly not sure anyone in a bartering situation would be interested in silver anyway, but I think constitutional silver is neat.

20 war nickels

12 quarters

51 dimes

3 half dollars

3 Morgan dollars

1 peace dollar

2 1/2oz rnds

2 1oz rnds

1 1oz bar

2 ASEs

1 1/8oz Lego block

1 1oz silver card

All told about 1.3k in melt value

Not bad for about 10 months of stacking.

I bought this bearded axe a few years ago, from I dont remember where. It showed up dull as an unloved child, and after sharpening it up a bit I took a test swing or three that left the head rather loose and wobly.

A few weeks ago I got it in my head to rehabilitate the thing with a new handle. I bought (https://www.hoffmanhandles.com/products/purple-heart-handles) this 19" oval handle, foolishly assuming these things where standardized and it would fit my axe without issue.

To my untrained and ignorant eye these would appear entirely incompatible. What should I be looking for in a new handle to ensure it fits my axe?

I looked at grading guide, but I honestly have no clue where they would put this.

Edit: than the culls I normally buy ^

Fat fingered the title, sorry

Its good, not my favorite thing they make, but good enough that I brought a can home. Thought you fine folk would like to see it