I dunno. Germanium isn't easy to come by; it's around twice as expensive as silver, but in much shorter supply.
Well, whatever you do, don't dump there! In my experience (from 5-10 years ago), lightning like this doesn't often strike twice in the same...
No, duh, it makes you vintage.
... to be massless? You've got MY vote!
Metallurgy is weird.
Yeah, this is definitely a job for an XRF gun.
Now, that is a valuable nickel. Glad you have it.
Which form is that? (Just coming back from another voyage down the Wiki-rabbit-hole, where I see forms that look like anything from Prince to...
Two and a half hours away -- that's almost tempting. But, no, probably not. It's still a bit early IMHO. I'm not sure what they expect to...
I kind of feel like 250 (quarter-millennium) is a bigger deal than 200 or 300. Maybe I'm just sore because twenty-cent and $3 pieces are generally...
I didn't see a "bowing deeply" smiley, but fortunately Unicode has thought of everything. (Edit: unfortunately, the "person bowing deeply" Unicode...
Of course not! Obviously, I just want them to change the designs to something that I like. :rolleyes:
Each ml weighs almost half an ounce. That's why the science catalogs always listed it by weight, not volume. :rolleyes: No arsenic here, and no...
Man, that Walker hadn't seen much action before it got buried! And I'll bet finding gold really gets everybody's juices flowing. Probably not...
Sorry, I didn't mean to imply that you were.
Which, thank Peter, we need not discuss here. :)
Took me more toward Gilbert and Sullivan. "This US Quarter celebrates the Semiquincentennial Another in a stream of mediocrities perennial..."
You'll have an easier time getting mercury than carbon tetrachloride at this point. They're both toxic and persistent in the environment, but...
I'm surprised all the 90% halves are lumped together; I guess the weight the Barbers have lost due to circulation is offset by numismatic premium....
(Googles book) Well, it looks like I'll bloody well have to now.
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