Quote from: JOE on November 06, 2023, 06:07:32 PMthere's a lotta rain in Vancouver.

Like today

And so when the rain falls, sometimes on paper ya don't want the ink ta run. I notice this when people put posters on notices up on outdoor bulletin boards. Inkjet output is always a mess. the ink runs down the paper when it rains.

It won't run on laser output tho
Paper might get damaged and crinkled but at the least the copy will hold up

That must be because laser printers just burn the paper with the lasers.  No ink to run.  Just burned paper.

Quote from: TheProwler on November 07, 2023, 03:00:59 AMThat must be because laser printers just burn the paper with the lasers.  No ink to run.  Just burned paper.

Here's somethin else I added to my coin collection Prowler





...an 1887 1/2 Gold Sovereign from Great Britain.

Looks so new like it jes' came outta the Mint, Prowler!

They are cool and all but do you really expect them to be a store of value?

I just jacked off on a liberals salad!!!!

And he asked for seconds!

Quote from: Lokmar on November 17, 2023, 08:32:00 PMI just jacked off on a liberals salad!!!!

And he asked for seconds!

Apegirl would ask for seconds.

Quote from: Oerdin on November 17, 2023, 06:37:20 PMThey are cool and all but do you really expect them to be a store of value?

No, Joe is all bullshit.

Quote from: Oerdin on November 17, 2023, 06:37:20 PMThey are cool and all but do you really expect them to be a store of value?

Nope

That particular piece isn't very valuable apparently.

Altho it's an old coin, suprisingly it's very common and it isn't very rare. 1,000,000 is a low mintage, but way over what could ever be considered 'rare' or 'scarce'. A low mintage of 2,000 or less  more like it to be worth anything of value.

This website says it's only worth $350 USD, less than I paid for it.

https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world/great-britain-1-2-sovereign-km-766-1887-1893-cuid-1173616-duid-1329948

So...best I could do is sell it for near its melt value...or resell it to someone for at best a few more dollars than I paid for it.

So unless gold goes up substantially in value, the coin will probably still be worth just $350 for the forseeable future.

Nice eye candy tho.

Quote from: Herman on November 18, 2023, 01:20:47 AMNo, Joe is all bullshit.

That coin isn't worth very much, Herm.

I just indicated that to Oerdin.

Most coins aren't considered rare enough to be valuable and are usually assessed by their gold value. Even 15,000 mintage is still a bit too common to be worth anything.

Quote from: JOE on November 18, 2023, 01:30:00 AMThat coin isn't worth very much, Herm.

I just indicated that to Oerdin.

Most coins aren't considered rare enough to be valuable and are usually assessed by their gold value. Even 15,000 mintage is still a bit too common to be worth anything.

Your attention whoring bullshit stories are not worth very much.

Quote from: Herman on November 18, 2023, 01:36:16 AMYour attention whoring bullshit stories are not worth very much.

Well, I could take more photos of it ifya want Herm.

That would prove its legit, eh?

There's a guy who lives in your province who's known as one of the leading collectors in Canada.


His name is George Manz and he's a dealer as well.

He lives in Saskatchewan

Quote from: Herman on November 18, 2023, 01:20:02 AMApegirl would ask for seconds.

That faggit would want the seconds as a direct deposit in his ass.

Quote from: JOE on November 18, 2023, 01:40:28 AMWell, I could take more photos of it ifya want Herm.

That would prove its legit, eh?

Take a photo of you with a woman thats NOT your mom, sister, or relation by marriage.

Bitch cant look like a hostage either.

There goes the escort he keeps in the basement.  On a side note, try watching the movie reviews by the critical drinker.  He is funny as hell.

Out of all the copper coins of the last generations I have manage to find one valuable Australian 1 cent piece.. a 1966 piece..


Lol