 be (or not), it fits with a political winner after the next election.
I'd like to change my vote to Bad Boys For Life.
Coin Buying Ethics - Is It OK To Cherrypick?
I was thinking about the matter of ethics in buying coins the other day while shopping at a local coin dealer and I wondered – we all talk about how important it is that coin dealers are honest and play fairly with their customers. But what about the matter of honest, ethical coin buyers? What should we numismatic consumers do if we spot a rare coin variety in an otherwise common mint set offered for $4, or accidentally receive a coin that is much more valuable than what we paid for it?
I’ve been a member of the American Numismatic Association (ANA) since 2010. As I’ve long come to learn over the years, there’s simply no better major coin organization out there for new coin collectors, seasoned veterans, and everyone in between.
The top 25 most expensive Walking Liberty half dollars sold on eBay in February 2015 include several of the coveted key dates and a few high-grading “common” issues. Walking Liberty half dollars are considered among the most beautiful silver coins the United States has ever produced. Designed by Adolph A. Weinman, Walking Liberty halves were minted from 1916 through 1947, and their design was so popular that the obverse depiction of Miss Liberty was revived on the American Silver Eagle in 1986.
Last year, sales of rare U.S. coins approached $536 million. It looks like things may get even hotter in 2015, during which we'll see the first offerings from the highly anticipated D. Brent Pogue sale.
If one group has its way, Andrew Jackson may soon be disappearing from the $20 bill. Women on $20s is a non-profit campaign to place a woman on the $20 bill. A fitting gesture, they say, because their hope is to have this new $20 bill ready for printing in the year 2020 -- the 100th anniversary of the year women were legally given the right to vote by the ratification of the 19th Amendment.
On October 10, 1978, Susan B. Anthony coin legislation was approved, and the first circulating coin honoring the women’s rights pioneer was on its way to production. The Susan B. Anthony dollar represented a downsizing of the dollar coin.
Remember the excitement over the Sacagawea coin? If you were in any way involved with the coin collecting community in 2000, you may recall the buzz surrounding the long-anticipated release of the Sacagawea dollar coin. The Sacagawea golden dollar was supposed to fix all of the problems associated with the Susan B. Anthony dollar, which had been released in 1979 but quickly failed to circulate. By 1981, the coin was in production only for coin sets. Later that year, the SBA dollar was retired. It was minted again one last time in 1999, when dollar coins were seeing circulation in the postage stamp machine circuit and some mass transit systems.
Canadians are taking pen to paper and altering, some would say defacing, their $5 notes as a tribute to Star Trek actor and acclaimed director, poet, and singer Leonard Nimoy, who passed away on February 27 at the age of 83.
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II is receiving a new portrait on British coinage by the end of this year. The Queen, who has appeared on coins of the British realm since 1953, has aged gracefully over her 60-plus years on the royal throne. The Royal Mint has kept her likeness on coinage relevant to the Queen’s maturing appearance by updating her image on British coins every 15 to 20 years.
The United States Mint has announced it will release coins honoring Ronald Reagan and Nancy Reagan in 2016 as part of the Presidential $1 coin series. Ronald Reagan, who served as the 40th president of the United States from 1981 through 1989, was not originally slated to make an appearance among the Presidential $1 coin series.
The top 25 most expensive Walking Liberty half dollars sold on eBay in January 2015 include a seemingly random grab bag of issues. There is no predominate subset of coins this month, with circulated semi-key and key date coins, high-end proof, and MS 66+ Walking Liberty half dollars all appearing on this go-around of most expensive Walking Liberty halves purchased on eBay.
I paid 3.25 each for two of those a while back.  
I restored them and sold locally for $30 total for two.  

Those pans have a rough pebbly casting that's heavy for its size. 


Made by the general housewares Corporation in the early 1990s... Nothing like the original Wagner pans. Not the same factory, not the same employees, not the same patterns... Only the name.  

If you want a heavy pan for camping or something and you can pick it up for under $15 then you're fine.. 

Like I said I got mine for three bucks each and even at that price I didn't want to keep them.Hello. Do you plan to add an online multiplayer mode?
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A healthy budget surplus, a public debt that has been cut from 58% to 42% within the past year, a sovereign wealth fund buffer at around 250% of GDP, and a per-capita income of nearly $105,000 represent healthy economic data for Qatar. They compare favourably with any benchmark, including Western economies with an investment grade rating.
An announcement by the credit rating agency Moody’s last week gave the country a positive outlook, but kept its rating at Aa3. It is reasonable to ask if this is too conservative a reaction.
Reliance on hydrocarbons: Moody’s notification on November 2 cites Qatar’s ‘heavy reliance’ on hydrocarbons, while acknowledging that the country has exceptionally low extraction costs and that it is a significant producer of liquefied natural gas (LNG), one of the cleaner fossil fuels, used as a transition fuel. But it states that the country needs to be transformed to end this reliance, arguably understating the extent to which it has begun doing so. Tourism is a growth sector, and there is investment in renewables – the 800MWp Al Kharsaah power plant was connected to the national grid in October this year. Food production has been on-shored to such a significant extent that the country is an exporter.
High spending on infrastructure: This is mostly in the past, as the note on the credit rating acknowledges. There was significant capital expenditure in the 1990s and early 2000s, and further development in the past decade, in preparation for hosting the FIFA World Cup this year. What the ratings agencies perhaps understate is the extent to which Qatar’s modern transport, utilities and real estate are of the highest quality, providing a platform for further economic growth and economic diversification.
Geopolitical risk: This is perhaps the area where the western perspective most differs from that in the region. It is questionable that the Gulf is more prone to upheaval and instability than other regions. Europe has featured a large-scale land war in 2022, while the Middle East has not. The war in Ukraine led to an increase in demand for LNG from Qatar, as European nations sought to replace supplies that had come from Russia.
The fact that turbulence and conflict have featured in the region for the past 70 years means that national leaders have developed the ability to respond and adapt with contingency planning and strategic flexibility.
No economic model is risk-free. There is some resilience to the Qatari economy, and issues that present risks also include strengths and opportunities.
Read More: Does Qatar deserve extra credit for economic record?
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