u/spitfirz

Is this the famous 1965 pointy? Thanks!

My dad passed away almost 2 years ago. He was in no way a coin collector, but more of an antique collector and I found these in his non-heated garage in the middle of a pile of random stuff in a box.

The funny thing is that I started watching this sub a few months ago, without really having coins myself (I got my old pennies pot out but no luck hehe). But I always thought our money is beautiful and rich in history.

Now, anybody can enlighten me about what I found? I'm curious about this golden $0.25 and those pennies, one from 1928 and the other from 1983, almost white?

Not looking to sell those but I'm curious to know if anything is of value.

Thank you! Have a great weekend.

For the record, I did NOT USE A.I. for this. Good ol' Photoshop skills.

These are the first and only Strats I have ever played. I imagine there is better but I truly love those two.

Made with love in Montreal 🇨🇦

It changes every now and then but I'm happy with this version for now

... What is the purpose of this cap between the volume lugs? I'm just wondering if it's part of the original circuit or not. It's a 95' Fender TL43 MIJ

I have the same as you but it's equipped with a Kahler 2520. I was told by the guy I purchased it from it's Japanese.

The Kahler's metal is a soft as butter so this one has been sitting in its case, and someday I'll fix her.

The guitar was found in Montreal.