Where do you live?

I live somewhere between Tampa Florida and Key West. I'm about 20 minutes from the beach and todays temperature was about 80 degrees.

Lou

 

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I think when I get my taxes back, I'm going to buy another bigger safe...

 

Good ol Houston Texas...

 

London, UK

De Orc

 

Same here---if they can get past me and don't get full of buck-shot then they have it---but they are going to be disappointed Around here a Felony carrys a min. of 5 years IIRC---there is a well known guy in town who just got pegged with 3!...

Speedy

 

ROFL!!! I too live in South Jersey and it really should be the 51st state.

 

Forgot

Grew up in one of them bad towns in Delaware County Pennsylvania, just coming out of the coin shops with your coins still in your pockets was a hard thing LOL

 

welcome, fellow earthlings!!!! Do we have any visitors here from another planet??

 

Wow, it must be nice. We're getting blasted with an ice storm at this very minute.

 

If you hold up your right hand, I live in the top joint of your middle finger.

 

i lived somewhere in

new york

 

always looking

I live in historic Bucks County, Pennsylvania, where Gen. George Washington camped out before kicking the Hessians' butt during the 1775 Battle of Trenton.

Really, it is a great place to find antiques, but I am still looking for a good coin source.

 

collect4fun

collect4fun is probably talking to me!!!!!

 

Western PA. Icey and cold right now.

Like others, we have a canine companion (Shepherd), mounted safe, and only a very small collection at home. Plus my wife is mean!

 

I live fairly close to the San Francisco Mint.

 

Pa. (My banks know almost nothing about the pez dollars, so I don't think they are getting any in) Besides, my collection heavily guarded by my miniature maltese. Get near it, and she'll chew your toes off. Man, I might have to get better protection, lol.

 

Or a bigger dog, lol.

 

Me too,i wish we could feed our collecting habit at the mint:smile

 

Nutmeg State. So where did that come from? Back in the days of traveling wagons of Yankee Peddlars,
the wheeler dealers used to carve nut shaped pieces of wood to look like nutmeg.
They would travel the country and sell chunks of wood for nutmeg.

 

My Maltese, Charlie, would more likely lick a robber to death.