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mic said:
It took me a while to see the pins, that first picture is distracting. Shipping seems a little high, a US Postal flat rate box can be up to 70 pounds. That is quite a story about the pins all being 10K. I'll bid!
jimdoc
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Don't get distracted by the cleavage guys, I think that is the seller's plan.
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NoIdea
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What Pins??? :mrgreen:
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ROFL!
Ocean
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NoIdea said:
HA!
rasanders22
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Ok, to be fair, pure h2o can kill you. It sucks all of the nutrients out of your body. Even regular water, drinked in enough quantity can kill you. A radio station got in trouble a while back when a woman died during a water drinking contest. Not the im trying to ruin everyones fun though.
Also, did you know that pure water will not freeze until around -40 degrees F?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6kjLOqHMx6s
Also, did you know that pure water will not freeze until around -40 degrees F?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6kjLOqHMx6s
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It's called Acute Water Intoxication. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_intoxication
And the family of that woman that died,sued that radio station and won $16.5 million.
And the family of that woman that died,sued that radio station and won $16.5 million.
patnor1011
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Another one to collection :twisted:
British halfcrown
here is wiki link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Half_crown_%28British_coin%29
and according to my scales they indeed weight 14,1 g. Quote from seller:
I am selling a job lot of 38 HALF CROWNS there is 1168 grams of silver coin weight!
Little math:
38 x 14,1 = 535,8 g
It is worth to remember that after 1919 they are not sterling silver but .500 so there is 267,9 g of silver in them.
As for now price is 368 £ and walue at this precise moment around 218 £.
Somebody is going to pay 170% of the spot. :twisted:
I contacted seller with question where I asked if he weighted them as they cant even weight that much but he did not reply.
He is going to cash big time as he have another auctions up with twisted weight too.
*EDITED*
To give credit to this buyer he just contacted me with reply saying that he was two days in hospital and did not realized his weight were off. He closed all his listings. Saved a lot of headache for himself and buyers too.
Respect.
British halfcrown
here is wiki link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Half_crown_%28British_coin%29
and according to my scales they indeed weight 14,1 g. Quote from seller:
I am selling a job lot of 38 HALF CROWNS there is 1168 grams of silver coin weight!
Little math:
38 x 14,1 = 535,8 g
It is worth to remember that after 1919 they are not sterling silver but .500 so there is 267,9 g of silver in them.
As for now price is 368 £ and walue at this precise moment around 218 £.
Somebody is going to pay 170% of the spot. :twisted:
I contacted seller with question where I asked if he weighted them as they cant even weight that much but he did not reply.
He is going to cash big time as he have another auctions up with twisted weight too.
*EDITED*
To give credit to this buyer he just contacted me with reply saying that he was two days in hospital and did not realized his weight were off. He closed all his listings. Saved a lot of headache for himself and buyers too.
Respect.
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goldenchild
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That has had no activity since May and now is selling from Kenya? Maybe he bought that E-Bay account on Craigslist. This lot is a little cheaper by the same seller: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Gold-nuggets-1010-99g-/170700598056?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item27be8c6b28 The same picture is on both items.
acpeacemaker
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To me that looks like a paypal horror story. I couldn't imagine having that much in my paypal account for them to turn around and freeze it just because.
MiltonFu
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/6-2-Ounces-Gold-Dubloon-Electronic-Gold-Scrap-/220855032175?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item336bfc596f
$350 for 6.2ozs. $903/lb.
Gold fever is overheating people's brains
$350 for 6.2ozs. $903/lb.
Gold fever is overheating people's brains
MiltonFu said:
Better bid. At 1" x 4", that solid side MIGHT have $.72 worth of gold on it, at $1800 spot, IF it is 10 microinches thick, which it very well might not be.
He also states this above the video.....
this is truly a poor man's way to try and hedge against the dropping dollar.
The weight on the scale in the picture is the actual weight of the scrap computer part.
The weight is the actual weight of the scrap computer part, not the weight of the gold.
ok give the benefit of the doubt and hypathetically it weighs 2.0 ounces of gold after ya take off the board and all its electronic parts and dump it in acid. 14k is approx 585. fine, so after you bring it up to 24k you will have over half the initial weight or close to 1oz before melt. Or am I completely wrong and my figuring is off tilt.
this is truly a poor man's way to try and hedge against the dropping dollar.
The weight on the scale in the picture is the actual weight of the scrap computer part.
The weight is the actual weight of the scrap computer part, not the weight of the gold.
ok give the benefit of the doubt and hypathetically it weighs 2.0 ounces of gold after ya take off the board and all its electronic parts and dump it in acid. 14k is approx 585. fine, so after you bring it up to 24k you will have over half the initial weight or close to 1oz before melt. Or am I completely wrong and my figuring is off tilt.
