If you'd like to watch a higher-resolution of the above video (or see similar videos about antiques, history, and precious metals), there's more on YouTube:

www.youtube.com/RamsesThePig...

There's yet another cliché, I suppose.

UPDATE: In response to this video, the British Antique-Dealers' Association has updated their website! It may be fun to call out mistakes, but it's even more important to applaud corrections. (Now if only we could get them to change their name from "BADA" to "BADAss"!)

Anyway, here are all of the various links that I'm supposed to include:

Patreon: patreon.com/RamsesThePig...

Ko-Fi: ko-fi.com/ramsesthepig...

Instagram: instagram.com/ramsesthepig...

YouTube: youtube.com/@RamsesThePi...

TikTok: tiktok.com/@ramsesthepi...

Look, if we're being honest, size may matter a bit… but how you use it is still more important! Also, two is better than one!

We’re talking about "little candlesticks" here, people.

Those quotation marks don't make it any better, do they?

Y’know, I don’t have one of those… but I’m really touched that you’d like to help support me, so I’ll see about setting one up in the near future!

Thank you so much for the suggestion (and for watching)!

Also, the comma was correct (provided that a second “who” was implicit there)!

Let's see if we can figure this out together!

I've replied to your email, but we can post our results here once we're finished!

You can set up your setup, at which point you’ll have set up a set-up setup.

The same thing goes for any term composed of an action followed by a direction!

youtu.be/xcIzDfCrUeM

This is a bit outside my area of expertise, but it looks like a Mardi Gras doubloon. Folks throw them from floats (which are usually similar in theme to the designs on the doubloons, I believe).

If it turns out that I’m wrong, let me know! It would be neat to know for sure!