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All Bahamian Dollar Banknotes 1965 Currency Notes Issue
Edward Snowden: Osama Bin Laden is 'Alive And Well In The Bahamas'
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Ldstormkill1
commented
on 13 May 2016
Ed will be returning to US soon and be considered a HERO as he should be!!
stephen mallinson
commented
on 14 May 2016
shot
Ldstormkill1
commented
on 13 May 2016
I knew it - knew they would never kill him to many presidents know him -
damn gov
Ldstormkill1
commented
on 14 May 2016
right - only people that get buried at sea are sailors - long history of that. So much truth coming out I can't keep up with it all - way past time it did
Gail Johnston
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on 14 May 2016
+Ldstormkill1 I guess some bought the lie. When I heard they made him fish fodder I knew it was a lie.
Ldstormkill1
commented
on 14 May 2016
yep he has been connected to america for a long long time and to much evidence to prove that - lol killed him and did a burial at sea - wow like we are really that stupid - so sad
Gail Johnston
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on 14 May 2016
Yup, Bush's good buddy
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Turks Banks Offshore
My Currency Collection
Some U.S. and Foreign currency I've collected. I especially like poker notes and hyperinflation notes.
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FortNikitaBullion
commented
on 05 Sep 2010
Another thing I should mention that helps, is to closely watch what you
spend on food. I think it is easy to overspend on food because too many
people think it is an essential expense, but there is nothing essential
about having fast food, junk food, steak, or other "luxury" foods. The same
goes for a lot of essential expenses such as transportation. You don't need
to drive when there are busses, bikes, you can carpool, etc etc. These are
essential expenses but the money spent is not essential.
Bigoldjeff1956
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on 05 Sep 2010
You are a young guy in your early 20's, how did you manage to save up $10k
worth of copper pennies? What kind of a job do you have? When I was in my
20's back in the 70's and always had $2K or $3K in the bank at all times,
and that was a lot of money back then. My first brand new car only cost
$2200 in 1972. I am impressed that you have managed to save up so much at
such a young age.Keep it up and you will probably be rich when you are in
your mid 50's like I am now. I enjoy your videos.
Bigoldjeff1956
commented
on 06 Sep 2010
@FortNikitaBullion I used the same technique to build up my retirement
savings. It works really well, it seems that most people I know don't have
enough self control to do it over an extended period of time. They all
wanted newer cars, Houses, and lavish vacations first, then there is little
or no money left to save or invest. Of all of my friends, I always made the
least amount of money, but I always had the most money in the bank. I guess
it just a matter of your priorities.
Brett M
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on 18 Oct 2011
Really? Then that's awesome! Where in Canada do you go? I'm from Vancouver
and no offense to anybody but there are so many foreigners that don't know
our money history. I have tried to spend old money like the $2 bills but
they just hand them right back and tell me they only accept Canadian
although it is...but yes I guess you could take them to the bank, but the
people at my bank are just as dumb as the cashiers. But I'm glad you've had
luck!
FortNikitaBullion
commented
on 17 Feb 2011
@LuckyGuu I don't know about minimalist. I ride bikes a lot. And of course
I enjoy my PhD work. I don't "save money" on food per say, but I do try to
get the most out of my money, in terms of healthy food. Case in point: I'll
gladly pay $20/pound for wild-caught tuna (I can eat it raw), but I'll find
50 cents/pound bananas too expensive, because it's mostly empty calories.
To me, cheap means worth the money, not being cheap.
LuckyGuu
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on 03 Sep 2011
@FortNikitaBullion Do you have TD bank where you are? If so, then ask to
speak to the manager and explain you hobby and that you are willing to buy
bays of coins. Then later after you go through them take them to another TD
bank, which has a coin counting machine in their "lobby area" and run them
through their machine for paper money. If this fails, then perhaps an
armored car company will sell you a $50-$100 bag of coins
FortNikitaBullion
commented
on 06 Jun 2012
the poker notes? I go through dollar bills a LOT, because everytime I want
to go to a coin dealer, I carry at least 20 of them as it helps with
negotiations: it's kind of awkward to offer $12 on a $15 coin and then end
up handing $15 or $20 anyway. As for Canadian money, I'll buy them if it's
a lot below spot prices, as I travel there a lot. It never hurts to save a
few cents while I'm at the coin shop / Canada anyway.
FortNikitaBullion
commented
on 02 Sep 2011
@LuckyGuu I have thought about that. Especially when I see people putting
coins into CoinStar, I would love to buy them at full face value! The
problem is that I'd have to count them and nobody is going to sit there and
watch me count (the whole point of CoinStar), and nobody will trust me to
bring the coins home and then mail them a check. Do you have any way to
make this work? I'd definitely be very happy to learn!
jmwnycprr
commented
on 03 Sep 2010
@orangedac If you just want to hunt parks or beaches I would get something
like a Garrett Ace 250 to start out with, but if you are going to search
for gold nuggets they make detectors just for that. Check out Kellyco. They
are an online metal detector store. If they aint got it you dont need it.
They have a section in there for gold nugget detectors. Check their site
out you can learn a ot just by looking.
OohGoshYoureRight
commented
on 15 Sep 2012
I just have to tell you. That your camera is not working in the micro mode;
when you put things up close, your camera is not able to detect the
difference and all we, in You-Tube land only see a blur . Could you do the
video again either omitting the seductive affect of showing any note up
close, while your camera is not able to process it, as your video is
headache making. . Cheers. from, del-boy
LuckyGuu
commented
on 31 Aug 2011
@FortNikitaBullion Thanks for getting back to me (6 months later, ha! ha!)
Say, I have an idea my will love. If you live in a big city with street
entertainers, you can offer to buy up their loose change and you can
examine it later at home. You may get some rare coins that way. *These
dudes will gladly get rid of pockets full of change, right?! Also you could
get some foreign coins that way.
orangedac
commented
on 03 Sep 2010
@jmwnycprr its a total nusiance to have coins instead of notes. they are
heavy and they end up getting lost. i much rather have notes so its easy to
put in the wallet. i'm looking to get a metal detecter. any advice for a
beginner? i hope to find gold nuggets... i don't know how realistic that is
but is there a special detector i have to use or will any metal detector
work?
FortNikitaBullion
commented
on 05 Sep 2010
@Bigoldjeff1956 It's very easy. I pay myself like it's a bill --- it's not
an option to invest some money every month. I pretend that $500 of my
monthly pay is committed to this "bill". But it's also easy for me because
I enjoy collecting coins and watching my pile grow. Not many people can say
they enjoy accumulating money in the bank or stocks in their portfolio.
LuckyGuu
commented
on 18 Feb 2011
Thanks for your answers about being cheap and what that means to you and
the foods you like! I'd be interested to see a video tour of your
neighborhood with comments and or Rochester in general, if you ever have
free time for that. Or take us food shopping or currency buying. Is
Rochester downtown a nice place for walking or bicycling? Thanks in advance.
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Joe Molinaro
commented
on 23 Nov 2014
Joe Molinaro1 second ago (edited)
+FINANCIAL FREEDOM INDEX Yes, I heard some people said that there is lots
of Brits there in Dubai, but keep in mind, that taxes in the UK. are
completelly out of order and lots of Artists, rocks groups and other
musicians and celebrities, are leaving the UK, because of this, but I can
tell you, personnaly that I won't be a bit confortable , living in the
Middle East and I guess, sooner than later , a major belic confrontation
will arise in the Middle East and BUMMMM...and all those Britons will
explode in an stampede fashion , living the area and I can guess, that the
West, (we), are causing this scenario, in purpose to provoke the Islamics,
who may attack those Westerns living there in Dubai...sounds crazy,
right???...well don't get surprise if I am mighty right in the very near
future....and remember, when you see something like 0% tax, that sounds too
good to be true, behind all of that is a ..."cat locked in the
closet"...and that one is very dangerous...remember that right now, the
global plan by this earth bosses, aka, the Bankers and industrialists, is
population reduction at all cost.......sorry to tell you this and I don't
want to sound arrogant, but I possess an ability to see deep into the dark
and I can read entire global governments minds so clearly, that when I
suspect things like this....ZASSS...I got it...
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