I bought for my retirement fund, so no frame ups.RambosRemodeler wrote:Can't wait to see the frame up bubbie!bubbie wrote:No +1s and excitement? Free variant print with the set AND free shipping for a limited time!
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I got all three, the main, foil, and yellow submarine gold.... Not sure if that was a good idea or a little too much of a Xmas splurge.
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Well since y'all have that funny money up there, I am assuming retirement is pretty cheap!bubbie wrote:I bought for my retirement fund, so no frame ups.RambosRemodeler wrote:Can't wait to see the frame up bubbie!bubbie wrote:No +1s and excitement? Free variant print with the set AND free shipping for a limited time!
choke wrote:I won't give up a flip that I can get myself to someone who is convinced they need it. None of us need any of this fudge. It's art. It's not medicine.
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A funny story about the funny money. About 7 or 8 years ago, my wife and I went for a short road trip down to the States. We lived in Ontario back then, not far from Toronto. Went down to Washington, through Pittsburgh, then up to Baltimore, Atlantic City, Philly and back home to Canada. Took a bus to one of the casinos in the Atlantic City (what a dump, btw) and than the same bus back to the hotel. On the way back I had a few Canadian twenties in my pocket (I think it was $20s, might be wrong though) and some change (as in metal change) in US coins, no more than a couple of bucks. It was just before the New Year, so I figured I will throw a twenty to the driver to say Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. The dude refused and opted for less than a couple of bucks of change instead, in spite of the fact that the exchange rate back than was something like 1 CAD = 1.08 USD or not far from it anyway.
A funny story about the funny money. About 7 or 8 years ago, my wife and I went for a short road trip down to the States. We lived in Ontario back then, not far from Toronto. Went down to Washington, through Pittsburgh, then up to Baltimore, Atlantic City, Philly and back home to Canada. Took a bus to one of the casinos in the Atlantic City (what a dump, btw) and than the same bus back to the hotel. On the way back I had a few Canadian twenties in my pocket (I think it was $20s, might be wrong though) and some change (as in metal change) in US coins, no more than a couple of bucks. It was just before the New Year, so I figured I will throw a twenty to the driver to say Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. The dude refused and opted for less than a couple of bucks of change instead, in spite of the fact that the exchange rate back than was something like 1 CAD = 1.08 USD or not far from it anyway.
I’m still waiting on mine to land...finger taps as USPS shows it “in transit...expected Dec 9...unexpected delay...” after all, we did get 6” of snow that clung to the ground for 48 whole hours...maddog76 wrote:I got the gold too. I thought they also sent the regular, I want the purple also!canuck wrote:Got lucky. Edition of 20.
Oh well I'll get it eventually.
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Speaking of change, at the post office today, I saw some EBer paying at the counter with a chitload of change while there was a huge line. I was about to walk out the door after dropping my fudge off when I noticed the sea of change on the counter. He payed with his change then proceeded to pick up every single fuggin unused coin (dozens of them) individually and put it back in his pocket. Wasn't even an old person either.bubbie wrote:Luls.
A funny story about the funny money. About 7 or 8 years ago, my wife and I went for a short road trip down to the States. We lived in Ontario back then, not far from Toronto. Went down to Washington, through Pittsburgh, then up to Baltimore, Atlantic City, Philly and back home to Canada. Took a bus to one of the casinos in the Atlantic City (what a dump, btw) and than the same bus back to the hotel. On the way back I had a few Canadian twenties in my pocket (I think it was $20s, might be wrong though) and some change (as in metal change) in US coins, no more than a couple of bucks. It was just before the New Year, so I figured I will throw a twenty to the driver to say Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. The dude refused and opted for less than a couple of bucks of change instead, in spite of the fact that the exchange rate back than was something like 1 CAD = 1.08 USD or not far from it anyway.
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