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Mine also arrived in the mail yesterday. Now to find a place to display them were my kids won't steal them.

trava90 wrote: ↑

2022-05-24, 11:48

Now to find a place to display them were my kids won't steal them.

Probably goes something like this?

Moonchild wrote: ↑

2022-05-24, 16:31

trava90 wrote: ↑

2022-05-24, 11:48

Now to find a place to display them were my kids won't steal them.

Probably goes something like this?

Yup that pretty much sums it up!

Received mine today in Texas. This is almost certainly the largest coin I've ever held. I had a professional association give me a 25th anniversary coin that was about 1/3 smaller.

Moonchild wrote: ↑

2022-05-24, 16:31

Probably goes something like this?

That's exactly how I reacted when I opened my package.

Moonchild wrote: ↑

2022-05-24, 08:41

PVC tends to slowly break down and release acidic compounds that can damage the coin over time.

Ooooh, good to know. Thank you very much for pointing that out.

Also received mine today. These are awesome!
Eat your heart out U.S. Money Reserve!

Received mine today, thank you Moonchild (from France), for this awesome coin ! Keep up the good work !

H Seldon wrote: ↑

2022-05-24, 23:56

Eat your heart out U.S. Money Reserve!

Well actual mint coins tend to have a bit more fine detail in them

jcoth wrote: ↑

2022-05-25, 11:16

Keep up the good work !

I intend to!

By the way, these are selling pretty fast, so if you're still on the fence about whether to get one (or more) keep in mind that when they are gone, I wont have any more in the future. Maybe a different design if the project lasts to another milestone in years, but these will be finished when I have none left to sell.

Moonchild wrote: ↑

2022-05-25, 12:38

By the way, these are selling pretty fast, so if you're still on the fence about whether to get one..

Well I kinda would want to have one, a piece of tangible Pale Moon history I guess. I'm still having troubles completing a transaction with PayPal at that site, so I intend to just continue making occasional (and too small ) donations to Mark and this project via PayPal. It has worked several times before, and hopefully it will keep working.

If for some reason paypal through ko-fi doesn't work (weird since paypal otherwise does work for you?) and you don't want to use a card payment (through stripe, the other button) then you can also just send money for it directly and provide a shipping address, and I'll get it out to you. They are sitting on my desk in front of me so... all it takes is for a payment to be made and an address be known
$12.75 for 1 including world-wide shipping. $25.50 all-in if you want two.

Moonchild wrote: ↑

2022-05-25, 21:11

If for some reason paypal through ko-fi doesn't work (weird since paypal otherwise does work for you?) and you don't want to use a card payment (through stripe, the other button) then you can also just send money for it directly and provide a shipping address, and I'll get it out to you.

I don't have a CC or even a regular bank account and I don't want to use my roommates card.. I'll make a donation and give you all the details you need. Thanks.

Received in the US, however it will be a coupla weeks before I have them in hand.

trava90 wrote: ↑

2022-05-24, 11:48

Mine also arrived in the mail yesterday. Now to find a place to display them were my kids won't steal them.

Mine arrived yesterday also, only have my Cat to worry about! So BEAUTIFUL and….

I apologize for not having been active at all in such a long time. I got mine today. They're beautifully made.
Congratulations on the milestone! Thanks to everyone involved in the project.

A family member in the household helped me receive it. Won't be able to take a look at the swag until either Xmas or when I finally land a job in my hometown. Whichever comes first.

Forgot to post that I got mine a few weeks ago. It's a beautiful coin, I am very happy with how it turned out.

I carry mine around quite a bit, feels really good to just walk around fidgeting with it. It's got a great heft to it.

Quite a late post so I apologize, but if anyone's interested in turning the coin into a pendant without drilling holes or ruining it in some other way, there's a way to do it with paracord that looks quite nice. You can follow this tutorial. Make sure the knots are well dressed and it's pretty simple. Because there's a groove in the weave if done properly, the coin won't slip. Cheers!

these are definitely interesting I might have to get one at somepoint