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VATICAN COINAGE, IS IT SMALL OR NOT? (sorry about the strange formatting, I don't want the entire blog to display on one page)
Some may say this article is beating a dead horse, a bad record, or whatever metaphor you use to describe repeating things. But every now and then, your job manager (or consultant) asks you to reconsider your purpose in a company. Do the same with your collecting habits too. Why do I collect coins? So I can......so I can......collect old pieces of our nations history!
During my self imposed coin-break, I was browsing YouTube shorts while I was bored. The channel I found was called ICONICCoins. Seemed interesting, they had a cute-ish looking music theme, i'll watch it...
God, I haven't uploaded in what seems like a lifetime. Well, here we go, I'll try to upload about once or twice a month around my busy schedule... Well good news, im watching the ANA auction with Emily and Andy the fighting numismatist...so I have time...
Provided you haven’t been living under a rock for the last 25 years, there is a chance that “Pokémon” has been screamed in your face at least once. Or check your phone. There are 150 million people that play Pokémon GO. Plop them in a nation together and you could have a little Indonesia. Pokémon makes a crud load of money. TV shows, video games, etc. However, a section (still pretty large) section of the franchise (which makes more money than Marvel or Star Wars) is the Trading Card Game. Surprisingly, these paper card games have an item of interest for coin collectors.
My quarantine from visiting the US Mint's webpage has ended. Lets take a trip and see what we find, shall we?
He ran out of money in Nebraska, after a sooner stole it. He lost his car after a long night in Vegas. He spent all his water away in the Great Basin. He went into a deep slumber, one rivalling the bears and other reptilian creatures in its scope.
This is the NumisRap. This was put together in about 10 minutes. There is no rhyme. This is a song how a man so pissed at the US mint packs up his car and goes shopping at coin stores all over the United States.
Hello Everyone.SCHOOLI HATE ITI promise that I will find some way to start posting again during the summer."Did a timer get reset? Because two Georgia sports teams can win a year. (sorry bama)"
Hola.The great CoinFodder here. Recently school has given me the bug...
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