Found this fun little souvenir helping my uncle clean out his junk drawer. He said I could have it, but the question is do I leave it in the plastic or find a way to jimmy it open and preserve it properly?
My eldery aunt passed away recently. She was a huge Elvis fan and had a ton of old Elivis memorabilia. I am an avid snail-mail writer, and as I was going through one of her desk drawers hoping to find some vintage stationary, I found this tucked away at the back of a drawer.
Ar first glance, I thought "Oh neat some Precious Moments Stationary".. But when I opened the box to check it out; my heart skipped a beat. Was this possibly written by Lisa-Marie when she was young?
What do you all think?
So I got this in my change this morning and it caught my eye because it has such a different look, feel, and sound when I did the drop test. Cursory google said coins of this vintage can tarnish/oxidize and appear silver in colour.. but that was an old post with a crappy specimen photo. I had to scrape what appeared to be hashish off the date, thought for sure from the colour that it would say '64 underneath. Anyhow, opinions would be appreciated, if for nothing else so that the next person who does a cursory google of their silver coloured nickel from this era will come here to know what the what is.
I never thought the day would come where I'd actually hold my Shakepay Visa in my hand. Not gonna lie, I felt giddier opening it up than I did shaking my 365!
Clearly whomever wrote this has never met a Border Collie.
My aunt recently passed away. She collected a very wide variety of things - and we found this model in a box in her attic. I'm sorry in advance if this post breaks any of your sub's rules, but I was wondering what would be the best way to go about selling it, and if y'all kind folk would be able to advise me on how much I could reasonably expect to ask.
I live in Southern Ontario, Canada.