Gavin, that is one delicious looking Caesar "salad"! And so fast,...& apparent economical cost. Great determination! Love it! :happy:;):singing:
Wow! So, 2070 years ago, someone said..."hey, I have an idea..." :joyful::joyful::joyful:
Well, it's likely backed by the Chinese government, sooo...what does it matter really? They'll just try it again. Interesting they tried to get...
@AnYangMan, I really like your 2 acquisitions...they have "The Look"! I love coins like that...you can imagine the trade they have seen. :)...
If I swallow it whole, I probably won't notice. :smuggrin: It's green-ish, so I'm thinking granny smith apple??? :rolleyes::p
He used the word: edited ! :joyful::joyful::joyful:
Well, I clicked on the "Skip to the End" button...it didn't work; which was fortuitous for me, since I was already invested in the read...& very...
Visiting son & family. :happy: Is that not allowed?? :jawdrop:
So, you're saying that if I am in North Carolina, & buy something from someone overseas, & it is shipped from overseas, then by the mere fact that...
@Troodon pretty much nailed it. It helps not to think of a "challenge coin" as a "coin". It has no expressed value on it (ie, "one dollar") &...
Next CT convention? :jawdrop:
That's interesting, because I've been looking for "a metal so lightweight it could float on cappuccino froth." :joyful::joyful::joyful:
That is an excellent site! Great pics & narratives!
@ewomack, this: For those who collect for the future eventuality of "making money", then these are spenders. But for someone who collects for...
Well, eBay's tax scam isn't limited to coins. In November (2019) I made 3 purchases from 3 different eBay sellers who were from outside the US....
But in all honesty, from 12 ft away anyone could miss it! :D;)
Awesome! I love the miniature Ferris wheel on that coin! :D
@SarahNovice, welcome to CT! I suspect you will have fun here! :happy: Your coin has the "look" :singing:, & while there are many '64's out...
@Limes, what a wonderful predicament to be in!...but (there's that but again) you must realize that we all have different motivations in our...
Sorry, should have been more specific. "Type I" & "type II" refer to the reverse of the coin. Basically, a type I is most evidenced by the normal...
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