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Robster

We are lucky to have a mate in the mid north of S.A. who does a swap for a couple of bottles of red.!
\"Everything in moderation, including moderation\".

Splock

Quote from: 'Robster' pid='6936' dateline='1358816151'Just like coins, life is full of errors, die cracks, flaws, clips and well worn faces, all adding up to individual characters.

I love this. If there was a "Like" button I'd use it, but instead I'll just tell you I like it. I also like the sound of that pie!
Numismatists Don\'t Fear Change


JeffH

Quote from: 'Robster' pid='6936' dateline='1358816151'Just like coins, life is full of errors, die cracks, flaws, clips and well worn faces, all adding up to individual characters.!
So, what sort of error/variety is everyone? And, how would you grade yourself?

I can't decide if I am "wavey" or "tilted collar". Grade, almost good :dodgy:-can just decipher the date with my extra powerful glasses.
I would prefer to be a proof 1927 florin; but would settle for Gem. That will never happen - might remove some of the tarnish but can't undo the wear.

Jeff
Thinking is dangerous, it makes you think. That\'s why many people avoid it.

Robster

I am a 1957 Penny with all the above flaws. Spent way too many nights on bar towels resutilng in many harsh cleanings.!
Various die cracks from the odd surgery and a great face for 'radio'.
Now reside in a dark corner away from bright lights and poor reviews.!:yahoo:
\"Everything in moderation, including moderation\".

Nevol

Quote from: 'Robster' pid='6957' dateline='1358837072'I am a 1957 Penny with all the above flaws. Spent way too many nights on bar towels resutilng in many harsh cleanings.! Various die cracks from the odd surgery and a great face for 'radio'. Now reside in a dark corner away from bright lights and poor reviews.!:yahoo:
:laugh2:  :laughingneqw:
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ausjack

:laughingneqw: I love you lot and love the way things just make their own tangent, you make me laugh and make me cry, what a great bunch :blush2:

And did I hear rabbit :drooling: can't get them from the wild here anymore either due to myxomatosis and calici virus and hard to buy as well :dash1: I really like it done on the BBQ but I love just about everything done on the barbie even fruit and veg, nanna's are bloody beautiful, just nicely caramelised..can't beat the aussie barbie :friends: :drinks:
A wise person knows there is something to learn from everyone.

JeffH

I like rabbit jointed, crumbed and deep fried. Think southern fried chicken but with rabbit instead.
Plenty of rabbits on our lot -healthy too; no signs of myxo or calci! And we are in town (well right on the edge). Our cat occasionally catches a rabbit kitten but the adults are bigger than her.

Jeff
Thinking is dangerous, it makes you think. That\'s why many people avoid it.

Robster

I spoke to another mate this week who has a property in S.A. a few miles from the Murray. When I asked about rabbits he said plenty- actually too many. His favourite pastime is to hang a couple off the fence so he can sit and watch the local Wedge Tail Eagles have a feed.! Now I have to head up and get some pics.!!:icon_idea:
\"Everything in moderation, including moderation\".

Goldseeker

That would be great to see the pickies...........
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