I am an estate liquidator. My client is interested in having this coin graded because he thinks it might be worth more than melt. It's not included in the sale, so I'm basically trying to do him a favor and potentially save him some money if it's not worth grading.
Should he send it off for grading? My initial thoughts are that it's a nice coin and may be worth more than melt, but not a lot more.
I got this rock in my garden.
It's not the prettiest as far as rocks go. My guess is it may have been called Pizza Face a lot in high school.
It has a lot of pits and indentations in it. And it also seems to have rocks inside it.
For all I know, it's a interesting piece of concrete.
But I am rather curious.
OK, we know Terry Jones just got his nekkid organist statue.
What would the others get if you had to design a statue in their honor.
John Cleese (I think) is pretty obvious (something silly-walk-related).
But what of the others?
My idea for Michael Palin: him on a bicycle. It makes sense because he also did a rather nice travel show on top of the cyclist sketch AND playing the role of Bicycle Repair Man.
Great. Now I want a banana and cheese sandwich.
PS: I may be an idiot and there may already be statues made in their honor that I just don't know about.
FYI: traffic is blocked way past East 140th. It looks like one of those big structures that holds the street sign got hit by something and it is blocking the entire roadway.
Don’t even think of getting on I 90 E. anytime soon!
Honestly, I’m pretty old and I do remember mopeds, but not this one!