Shhhh...it always has been...
From what I remember reading, this is ascribed to an old advertising gimmick used to try and get people to come to Greenland.
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’Twas brillig, and the slithy toves Did gyre and gimble in the wabe: All mimsy were the borogoves, And the mome raths outgrabe.
Mmmmmmmm...flan...
Not political, but in the news today, I see where the US has tried to buy Greenland more than once!
Only one time did I ever get "high" (actually waaaaaaaaay low) on diethyl ether. Worst hangover in the world.
Why do you say this?
e-bay?
Keep us apprised
Could this be a SMS dime?
Last place I worked, we received MEK and tetrahydrofuran (THF) in railroad tank cars. Our wash tanks were filled with MEK but THF was considered...
Having the diameter in mm and the weight in g would help identify it.
You guys are just really slow...turn the penny over and Jesus is floating in the memorial!!! [IMG]
I bought a Tungsten (tungsten carbide) wedding ring because of the weight/density and am impressed at how hard it is and how it has resisted any...
Pretty much the same density, so for same size, the same weight.
Cool machine!
As a total noob, I would guess $500-700
Organic solvents in general will not react with metals and evaporate quickly. MEK (pure) will not damage a coin and will leave no trace.
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