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Christopher
Topic: Bitcoin Penny™ Commemorative Coins - page 3. (Read 18363 times)
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The picture of your product convince me to place an order!
Thank you, meganburke. We look forward to sending you a package.
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Christopher
The picture of your product convince me to place an order!
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AUCTION: Bitcoin Penny™ The Complete Set #3
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Christopher
AUCTION: Bitcoin Penny™ The Complete Set #3
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Christopher
Hotdogs, pretzels, peanuts, Kracker Jack...
Hotdogs, pretzels, peanuts, Kracker Jack...
Hotdogs, pretzels, peanuts, Kracker Jack...
Here ya go, mister. One bag o' peanuts. Boy, that dozerz can really hit one, am I right? Enjoy the game.
Hotdogs, pretzels, peanuts, Kracker Jack...
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Hotdogs, pretzels, peanuts, Kracker Jack...
Hotdogs, pretzels, peanuts, Kracker Jack...
Here ya go, mister. One bag o' peanuts. Boy, that dozerz can really hit one, am I right? Enjoy the game.
Hotdogs, pretzels, peanuts, Kracker Jack...
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Good afternoon, folks! It's time to have more fun with another Bitcoin Penny™ Commemorative Coins auction! And this time, we're playing with a baseball theme.
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Have fun, and good luck!
Regards,
Christopher
First at bat was dozerz, who stepped up to the plate and smacked a HOMERUN with an opening bid of .30 BTC!
Who's next in the lineup? It could be YOU!
How do you play? It's simple! Any bid increase of .01 is a single, .02 is a double, .03 is a triple, and .04 is a homerun. And for those POWER HITTERS, any bid increase of 1.00 BTC or more is the big GRAND SLAM!
Click here to visit / play at BitcoinTalk Park ---> AUCTION: Bitcoin Penny™ The Complete Set #3
Have fun, and good luck!
Regards,
Christopher
I hope this set comes with a train doodle....
Maybe, I'll have to choo-choo it over a while. (My sincerest apologies, but I simply can't help myself when it comes to bad puns. I'd try to explain my reasons, but I'm afraid you'd find that I have loco motives.)
Anyway... a few more 2-Packs and Short Rolls in the mail. Thank you, everyone.
Regards,
Christopher
Can we buy special train-ridden coins? 
Do you mean our Limited RR Edition™ commemorative coins? Yes, they're available in the 2-Pack for only $7.99 + shipping.
Now, let's get this thread back on...(ahem)...track.
(Sorry, I simply can't resist a bad pun.)
Regards,
Christopher
I hope this set comes with a train doodle....
The flatten quarter is so sharp on one edge that I can open boxes with it
Great idea! The larger of the two Bitcoin Penny Limited RR Edition™ coins has a pretty sharp edge. I'll try it soon.
Regards,
Christopher
Can we buy special train-ridden coins?
Do you mean our Limited RR Edition™ commemorative coins? Yes, they're available in the 2-Pack for only $7.99 + shipping.
Now, let's get this thread back on...(ahem)...track.
(Sorry, I simply can't resist a bad pun.)
Regards,
Christopher
Thanks for the explanation BG4.
That explains why some of the design remained. I taped my coins to the center of the rail.
Regards,
Christopher
Very odd as I did the same exact thing! Taped them dead center with scotch tape.
Here are two photos as I carry this coin around with me in my wallet and yes it is sharp like BG explained. The train that went over this penny was a freight train and not a passenger train.
It depends on ...where on the rail you put the coin....A train wheel only makes contact with a small part of the rail... to reduce friction... if you place the coin near the point of contact ...the coin will become so flat that it will become sharp like a blade..... further away from the point of contact and the gap will increase ....and not flatten the coin as much...... I think that point of contact is near the inside edge of a rail...
That explains why some of the design remained. I taped my coins to the center of the rail.
Regards,
Christopher
Very odd as I did the same exact thing! Taped them dead center with scotch tape.
Here are two photos as I carry this coin around with me in my wallet and yes it is sharp like BG explained. The train that went over this penny was a freight train and not a passenger train.
It depends on ...where on the rail you put the coin....A train wheel only makes contact with a small part of the rail... to reduce friction... if you place the coin near the point of contact ...the coin will become so flat that it will become sharp like a blade..... further away from the point of contact and the gap will increase ....and not flatten the coin as much...... I think that point of contact is near the inside edge of a rail...
That explains why some of the design remained. I taped my coins to the center of the rail.
Regards,
Christopher
Can we buy special train-ridden coins?
It depends on ...where on the rail you put the coin....A train wheel only makes contact with a small part of the rail... to reduce friction... if you place the coin near the point of contact ...the coin will become so flat that it will become sharp like a blade..... further away from the point of contact and the gap will increase ....and not flatten the coin as much...... I think that point of contact is near the inside edge of a rail...
That explains why some of the design remained. I taped my coins to the center of the rail.
Regards,
Christopher
MYTH BUSTED
It depends on ...where on the rail you put the coin....A train wheel only makes contact with a small part of the rail... to reduce friction... if you place the coin near the point of contact ...the coin will become so flat that it will become sharp like a blade..... further away from the point of contact and the gap will increase ....and not flatten the coin as much...... I think that point of contact is near the inside edge of a rail...
That explains why some of the design remained. I taped my coins to the center of the rail.
Regards,
Christopher
I've put pennies on a track before and they were completely flattened with no design. These bitcoin pennies must be beefy or the train that ran over my pennies was carrying a lot more weight.
It depends on ...where on the rail you put the coin....A train wheel only makes contact with a small part of the rail... to reduce friction... if you place the coin near the point of contact ...the coin will become so flat that it will become sharp like a blade..... further away from the point of contact and the gap will increase ....and not flatten the coin as much...... I think that point of contact is near the inside edge of a rail...
The myth busting "coin flatten by a train" testing I did was with a quarter and the train was moving really slow.....
The flatten quarter is so sharp on one edge that I can open boxes with it
And I would never distroy a bitcoin penny like that...
I've put pennies on a track before and they were completely flattened with no design. These bitcoin pennies must be beefy or the train that ran over my pennies was carrying a lot more weight.
Isn't it dangerous to lay pennies on a train track? 
No, not at all. According to the snopes website (as well as various online posts from train engineers/workers), it's a perfectly harmless tradition and will NOT derail a train.
Mythbusters did an experiment with it too. "The train simply heated and flattened the pennies. Quoting narrator Rob Lee, The myth wasn’t Busted – it was Flattened."
Regards,
Me
Isn't it dangerous to lay pennies on a train track?
Who doesn't love pennies on railroad tracks!
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Christopher
Another few packages in the mail this AM. Thank you, everyone.
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Have fun, and good luck!
Regards,
Christopher
And don't forget to visit and bid in our second official auction on the BitcoinTalk Forums!
Click here to visit / bid ---> AUCTION: Bitcoin Penny™ The Complete Set #2
Have fun, and good luck!
Regards,
Christopher
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