Oooh, a nice offer I found, and its for charity!

£5 for a lovely £5 red poppy coin, with some of it going to charity!

http://www.westminstercollection.com/p-100P/The-2014-100-Poppies-5-Pound-Coin.aspx?sn=6&gclid=CjwKEAjwzqKiBRCAydTZzOLi9CISJACm3irWKShKT5F26Oo4B-_1UDQSx8fDHOLmYU3PxYCdC1IaqxoC0m_w_wcB

Ordered!

http://www.jamesedition.com/vintage-modern-design/objects-dart/hammer-shape-in-metal-781702

For only $1532 you can buy a metal sculpture of a hammer. None of the money goes to charity, but they managed to make it really look like a hammer, and artistic realism costs money....

No.

Just no.

Mine is better, pay £5, get £5, and some goes top charity.

Though now I'm gonna be bombarded with emails from westminster to buy more collectible coins at ridiculous full prices.

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Moonyu wrote:

Give to local charities.

Local food bank
Local no-kill animal shelter
Local Schools

(and The American Cancer Society and Free Children's Hospital)

YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY:



Its so pretty, but it was a trap, they sent a ton of advertising crap with it, trying to get me to buy a golden leaf version for £95.

I just took out my coin and its nice pouch, and threw everything else away.

I still think you should have bought the sculpture of a hammer instead. >.>

That hammer was a lot more that £5 though, and I wouldnt have gotten its equal value in return.

I cant even figure out how to open its plastic cage, its like magically sealed up.

I see, there are two small groves under the lid, but fingernails arent strong enough to open it, it would need a screwdriver which might break the plastic QQ.

I'll just leave it forever sealed.

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bhavv wrote:

That hammer was a lot more that £5 though, and I wouldnt have gotten its equal value in return.

You underestimate the value of a metal sculpture of a hammer, clearly. >.>

Ok, well how about you buy one first, tell me all about how awesome it is, and then trade it for my £5 coin?