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<p>[QUOTE="Sam Stone, post: 4132229, member: 110020"]That really is a good story. As a guitarist, I carried a huge Mexican peso for years that I would use for a pick if I was playing something bluesy or if I needed a "dirty", hard edge sound. After years of use, I had barely rounded the collar/rim that actually plucked the strings. Billy Gibbons used the same thing. Last year, it helped me get interested in collecting when a coin dealer at a flea market saw it told me it was silver. I traded it for a dollar's worth of Magic game cards for my son and his friends.</p><p><br /></p><p>Was that a mistake?</p><p><br /></p><p>I still have a few more foreign coins that big and now I use them more often for two reasons. One is my new found appreciation for collecting and the other is they're just a lot easier to hold on to so they don't tend to go flying in the middle of Free Bird or Green Grass and High Tides.</p><p><br /></p><p>Maybe I should find out if they're worth more than a dollar's worth of game cards before I trade them for something?</p><p><br /></p><p>Your story is better.</p><p><br /></p><p>Oh!! I just got a new fone a month ago and I've noticed the spiel czech doesn't do such a good job. When you see a really bad misspelling, a word that doesn't fit, or unusually bad grammar you won't hurt my feelings by saying, "Sam, you goobered again!!"</p><p><br /></p><p>Wish I had the sense to get a fone with a billion megapixel camera that automatically takes a perfect photo whenever it realizes I have a coin in my hand.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Sam Stone, post: 4132229, member: 110020"]That really is a good story. As a guitarist, I carried a huge Mexican peso for years that I would use for a pick if I was playing something bluesy or if I needed a "dirty", hard edge sound. After years of use, I had barely rounded the collar/rim that actually plucked the strings. Billy Gibbons used the same thing. Last year, it helped me get interested in collecting when a coin dealer at a flea market saw it told me it was silver. I traded it for a dollar's worth of Magic game cards for my son and his friends. Was that a mistake? I still have a few more foreign coins that big and now I use them more often for two reasons. One is my new found appreciation for collecting and the other is they're just a lot easier to hold on to so they don't tend to go flying in the middle of Free Bird or Green Grass and High Tides. Maybe I should find out if they're worth more than a dollar's worth of game cards before I trade them for something? Your story is better. Oh!! I just got a new fone a month ago and I've noticed the spiel czech doesn't do such a good job. When you see a really bad misspelling, a word that doesn't fit, or unusually bad grammar you won't hurt my feelings by saying, "Sam, you goobered again!!" Wish I had the sense to get a fone with a billion megapixel camera that automatically takes a perfect photo whenever it realizes I have a coin in my hand.[/QUOTE]
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