how much is this coin worth?

Greenacres??

I WOULD like a night with Zha Zha!

 

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Greenback, heavycam, sorry. Remember us to Zha Zha !!!

 

What??

 

DBDc80. If it's me you're asking what, my wording was less than perfect - corrected by heavycam. He would tell you all you wanted to know about Zha Zha (and more !).

 

You been watching "the Hangover " again haven't you

 

Hate to tell you this, but it was Eva Gabor, not Zsa Zsa, on Green Acres.

 

Well, since im not old enough to have watched the originals. Ive only seen reruns, and that was still 30 years ago.......
Couldnt tell you her name on the show, for some reason i do remember the pigs name-
Arnold.

I liked Andy Griffith, Leave it 2 Beaver. The Munsters. Brady Bunch Gilligan also. I cant say ive seen any of those in a long time. They must not show reruns on cable anymore.

 

A lot of those shows run on MeTv, Antenna TV and other networks that run on the digital sub channels of main TV stations. The cable here picks up a couple of them.

 

Everyone knows Arnold Ziffel his hoofs are on the Hollywood walk of fame!
Along with his star! That pig had talent!

Here he is rockin some Ray Bans

 

Among the human characters of Green Acres was my favorite, Hank Kimball, the farm agent who always managed to confuse himself. Classic!

 

Lisa Douglas

 

I pick those channels up on my garage tv.
Its mainly reserved for football games-
Smoking drinking cussing allowed zone.


Sidenote- if you have a tv NOT older than 10 years, you dont need that digital analog box OR an antenna to pickup stations.
Alls ya gotta do is- screw a coax cable into the back of the tv, and hang the other end up high on a nail or rafter. Then do a channel search. I get 10-12 channels w this method.
If u dont have a coax cable you can also stick a paperclip into the tvs input plug but it has to be seated juuuust right for it to work.

 

I like the semi con man. Played by Pat Buttram.
You can see him in the famous Alfred Hitchcock episode: The Jar.

 

Unless you can somehow prove otherwise, the coin in the images is worth 1 dollar.