No SD Two cent Pieces or are they??????? :)

Started by robbiegal, August 19, 2016, 06:05:27 PM

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Fulvio

Quote from: 'robbiegal' pid='97211' dateline='1473215418'one reason why it pays to keep stuff for millions of years and go back through them

Welcome to my money bin. ;)
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Nevol

I've got 1 (or maybe even 2) bank bags full of loose 1 & 2 c coins. Am I going to be searching them any time soon. Nuh!
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ausjack

Look at your coin books RG they should have all about the 1 & 2 cents and what to look for like the blunt whiskers and blunt toe's :good:
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Fulvio

Quote from: 'Nevol' pid='97216' dateline='1473217299'I've got 1 (or maybe even 2) bank bags full of loose 1 & 2 c coins. Am I going to be searching them any time soon. Nuh!

Hehe.. on the way to Phil's I picked up a couple of kilos of copper. Figured we could noodle it.

He poked and prodded it through the plastic, then put it back in the sack and its now sitting on the floor here.

IF I get at all motivated, I'll pick out the cancerous growths and quarantine them, but as for searching.... highly unlikely. :(
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ausjack

I'll happily sort all coins donated to me :blush2: All these coins that need a loving home but noooo, people prefer to just leave them buried somewhere in a smelly old bag where they can't breath..poor little coins :(
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Fulvio

Quote from: 'ausjack' pid='97233' dateline='1473229710'I'll happily sort all coins donated to me

Sure thing. Of course, in keeping with RAM policy, a $10 postage charge will apply to each 5-coin baggie. Limit one per order. ;)
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ausjack

Typical of the charity providers of today, you forgot admin fees :(
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robbiegal

Quote from: 'Nevol' pid='97216' dateline='1473217299'I've got 1 (or maybe even 2) bank bags full of loose 1 & 2 c coins. Am I going to be searching them any time soon. Nuh!
wow Nevol
have a looksee
i only have about 1 or 2 kilos, let alone bank bags of the things!
got those little fellas from them
have a few 1968 2 cents as well

have sold a couple but got very little for them mind you

JeffH

The RAM on my latest order had a limit of one item per order and $10 flat postage charge. Previous order no limit on number of items and still $10 postage. Smallest bag was ten coins and all bags were priced at face value.
So I would be happy to order bags of ten of each year of 1¢ and 2¢ coins -face value plus $10 postage and especially as "I'll pick out the cancerous growths and quarantine them".
I can't find an order form and I suspect payment will only be accepted in some crypto-currency I have never heard of.

Maybe you are getting ready to roll them and attach holographic stickers. If so I must wait for your pre-sales advertising.

P.S. Did you mention recently you need the usual help with your crypto claims sometime soon?
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ausjack

It was 5 coins per bag Jeff so $10 post for either 5 or 10 cents is a bit rich but then that's how McDuck got to where he is :winkextra:
And yes he did say he was going away and needed help, so maybe a small surcharge is in order..say a bank bag of 1 & 2 cent pieces :D
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Fulvio

Quote from: 'JeffH' pid='97240' dateline='1473232551'Did you mention recently you need the usual help with your crypto claims sometime soon?

Indeed. Off to SW NSW for a week-ish, starting around the 22nd or so. I was going to ask nicely once I have confirmation of firm dates.

Quote from: 'ausjack' pid='97241' dateline='1473233042'that's how McDuck got to where he is :winkextra:

They don't pay me the big bucks for nothin', boyo! :)

Hey, since I'll be halfway there, should I stretch it to a visit up your way? Or would being gone for a month mess up my world domination plans too much? :angel:
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JeffH

Quoteworld domination plans
For that you need a really good assistant to do all the dirty work and you can appear squeaky clean.
Consider it a recruitment exercise for a potentially very good applicant.
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ausjack

Quote from: 'Fulvio' pid='97248' dateline='1473235211'Indeed. Off to SW NSW for a week-ish, starting around the 22nd or so. I was going to ask nicely once I have confirmation of firm dates.


Quote from: 'ausjack' pid='97241' dateline='1473233042'that's how McDuck got to where he is :winkextra:

They don't pay me the big bucks for nothin', boyo! :)

Hey, since I'll be halfway there, should I stretch it to a visit up your way? Or would being gone for a month mess up my world domination plans too much? :angel:

Gee I don't know if they'll let the likes of you in Fulvio as we already have quite a few criminals :angel: and most are in parliament :dodgy: Didn't they kick you out once before and told you never to come back :mocking:

I wanna know who's paying you and for what :shock:

Was that my way or Jeff's way as my way is a LOT further but you know your always welcome :friends:
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Fulvio

Quote from: 'ausjack' pid='97256' dateline='1473238312'I wanna know who's paying you and for what

I could tell you, but then I'd have to kill you. :mafia:

IF I get motivated enough to do it at all, then my natural inertia kicks in. Once moving, I kinda don't stop. That's how a trip from Swan Hill to Mildura turned into two months in outback South Australia. ;)
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ausjack

:laugh2: so you might not stop here and end up at cairns :shock:
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