What are we: Coin Geeks, Nerds, or Peeps??

about 3 million.

 

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i dont think any one knows that.

 

abou 30 feet.

 

Cool.

 

I think you're just guessing. Each stack weighed about 60 tons and were pretty tall.

Chris

 

How many women on board were "A cups"?

Chris

 

That seems a little short. Weren't the smoke stacks about 60 feet high?

 

i remeber seeing it in a book, could of been 300, but thats alot.

 

all i know are facts about titanic, not 100 year old shipping terms. now back to the subject, im(again) a geek when it comes to coins.......

 

Why would you call yourself a geek when it comes to coins?

 

because i know more than the average person.

 

By that definition, most people in any given profession (law, sports, music, politics, sales, etc.) are geeks because they know more about their profession than the average person. I don't think many of these people, especially sports and rock stars, would consider themselves geeks.

Do you think you are a geek generally?

 

ok im call myself a geek, because i know more than the coin collecters i know in person. and i've done alot of research, but im not rellay a geek i call
my self it lol.

 

Sounds cool.

 

Don't take it so seriously. I was just having a little fun. The only one I knew for sure was about the rivets. But, my next question was going to be..........

How many feet of sewer pipe was required from the Captain's cabin to the holding tank? LOL!

Chris

 

dont get me wrong, i knew you where playing around, annd the correct anser is..........
google didnt have an anser.

 

the lack of enough sewer pipe is what really sank the ship. now i need to look at a 1912 coin so i can get back to coins. ha ha ha

 

i need a 1912 coin.

 

Oh, man, this discussion is headed down the toilet...

220/221 - whatever it takes.

 

Do you want one that was "struck" in April, 1912?

Chris