Test. Very Low Tide.

[Oddjob]

This is just a test post for pictures. The coin is from a sand bar about 300 yards out when there is a very low tide like we had today. Its the first US coin I have found in Italy before; nothing special, or I think, who knows. I am just trying a test so that I can post many more finds.


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[G.I.B.]

pfffffft*

That's not a test. That's a half dollar.

This is a test...



(which I passed by the way)

 

[Captain Caveman]

No sir, that is an Ike dollar.

 

[Oddjob]

one more try to get this right and then I am giving up if I screw this one up too.
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[G.I.B.]

No sir, that is an Ike dollar.

Please refer to the question on the lower left...
(or lower right, your choice)

*urp*

 

[CASPER-2]

that happens to me when I use my droid pics - so I don't use them

 

[Escape]

pfffffft*

That's not a test. That's a half dollar.

This is a test...

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(which I passed by the way)

reminds me of a preemployment test I once gave. A wooden triangle, square and circle. They had to put them in the right cut out. One applicant said the test was for monkeys. I silently agreed.

 

[releventchair]

reminds me of a preemployment test I once gave. A wooden triangle, square and circle. They had to put them in the right cut out. One applicant said the test was for monkeys. I silently agreed.

I have long maintained that a square peg in a round hole insures a tight fit. Pounding required.
Proven by old post and beam barn construction.
Now that I've formed a tight bond with the two (you need a stronger desk by the way) the triangle and square can wait till I'm hired to continue demonstrating skills that will help grow your company....so ,when do I start?