Late to the party, I'm afraid. All done here. I like 38, though. Use it as a lucky number sometimes. It's my Dad's birthyear.
Ah. Thanks. I wondered about that.
Wow. Amazing, as usual. I hope you can shoot us some video one day. It would be fascinating to watch.
I think you're right! :nailbiting:
Not a bad idea. I seldom do these "guess the number" contests. This one proved slightly more popular than expected. Which isn't a bad thing,...
Yeah, that escalated quickly, didn’t it. LOL
I think the ones with trillion-dollar denominations might be fantasies. 100-billion is the highest denom I see in that Wiki article I linked to...
I was mailing more of these to five of my nephews. Guess I need to buy some more now.
*ding*ding*ding* Winner, winner, chicken dinner! Well, guess what, @potty dollar 1878 ... you’re on a streak, man! First that quarter from...
Yeah, suuuure it was. ;) [MEDIA]
What if I had really done that? What would the random number generator have said? And how long would it have taken for someone to guess that...
D’oh! I totally overlooked that! :banghead: Sounded good to me. LOL (I’m a bit crispy myself, having just come off graveyard shift.)...
Might as well give one of them away...
4/21/21: This contest is now CLOSED. Winner was announced in Post #80. Here is a 50-billion-dollar ($50,000,000,000!) banknote from Zimbabwe,...
YOU DON'T WANT THAT!!! Trust me. :nailbiting: Just ask ladymarcovan. She'll tell you.
Oh, I dunno. Aliens could make it a lot more valuable. Depends on the type of radiation, and whether you're talkin' Planet Znutar or just plain...
Heat can cause warping when the metal softens up.
Having had a powerful electrical current go through it is another possible scenario, maybe, but that sorta falls under the same category as heat.
That happens. Stare at a weird coin like this long enough, and you’re bound to see all kinds of stuff. It’s certainly unusual looking. But...
Don’t see any crack. Just lots of micro-pitting. Any linear arrangement that makes that look like a crack is likely coincidental (pareidolia).
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