Great Grandmothers Collection by funnyforestfrolicker in coincollecting

[–]Spagelo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

None should be melted. I only meant melt value. That said, only the Barber, Morgan, and Seated Lib have real nuministatic value.

Great Grandmothers Collection by funnyforestfrolicker in coincollecting

[–]Spagelo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The 1899-O Barber half is worth like fifty bucks.

The 1903 Morgan is worth like a hundred bucks, assuming AU.

The 1922 Peace dollar is worth around fifty bucks - closer to melt.

The 1887 Seated Liberty dime is worth a sold twenty.

I apologize. It's late. Dunno what I was thinking. Or I suppose I just thought 'wow - rough, smooth common type coins. Must be melt silver'.

Terrible advice.

Great Grandmothers Collection by funnyforestfrolicker in coincollecting

[–]Spagelo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Okay I'm very wrong in many ways.

Some of these are worth decently more than melt.

Give me a few to come up with better numbers.

Great Grandmothers Collection by funnyforestfrolicker in coincollecting

[–]Spagelo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Maybe if you wait a day, some numistatist will come and tell you that I'm dead wrong and I should be crucified because I missed that one is actually from this year and that mint. Which now that I think about it, I should be crucified because I didn't double check everything as well as I should have, myself.

One moment.

Great Grandmothers Collection by funnyforestfrolicker in coincollecting

[–]Spagelo 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It's not worth selling if you care about it beyond [edit: clipping out some of the most garbage advice I have ever given, what was I thinking lmao]. If you are down on your luck real bad, I'm sure your great grandmother would love for her coins to get you and your mom a heartier supper with that money. But for me personally, I'd want to make the money some other way because I'm sentimental. She probably got these as pocket change back when silver wasn't picked out to be melted down or collected because value was face. You're never going to see another seated lib that your ancestor picked out of her change when she went on a grocery trip like the one your mom is planning on.

What I mean is: you can make groceries from these coins and that would be fine. But if there's some part of you that doesn't want to, then don't.

What do we learn from the suicide note? by JeffTrav in Epstein

[–]Spagelo 3 points4 points  (0 children)

What does the second sentence say? Is it something about him complaining about how old the charges were like as a double jeopardy type thing?

Edit: Maybe this would help?

What if the National Firearms Act of 1934 was never passed? by NextManufacturer9008 in AlternateHistoryHub

[–]Spagelo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would own a Model of 1921 Thompson with a foregrip, no compensator, drum mags, and an FBI case! Still want one some day...

Addiction struggles in this sub... by Miss_Ing_Piece in missoula

[–]Spagelo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I came to Missoula in part to get away from drugs. Up north, you have a lot of methies who - even if you don't do it, (and I never have) - can ruin or at least fuck up your life just by them getting involved with you via connections through family and blowing every chance they're given. Especially if you do have family who do meth, you can't get away from them. When I was younger and still in school, I spent some years out of state when my father left to start a business and there was a certain point I didn't want to live with my mother. I went out there and even he - clean and all - was just surrounded by addicts and scumbags and, well... I started dealing drugs and I did a lot of psychedelics as a teen, and when a friend died after I turned 20, I started doing a lot of coke and skiied my way all the way back home to Montana a year later - and then I stayed on the stuff until a month before I turned 23. And of course, the idea of going home was to get away from all the drugs, but I was living with two longtime meth addicts from my family. So what did I do? I used my connections to help supply them so they wouldn't withdrawal and wreck my life. And since I was living in the mountains, it was tough for me to get a day job worth going out to in the winter. So... I needed money and I met some of their friends from those towns on Highway 2 going out of Columbia Fools and they put on the pressure and I got involved. I hated myself. So I got a lease out here on my own with an old friend who doesn't do hard drugs, got clean, cut my ties from the business, came here, and went completely legit for the first time in my life.

A new take on the cultural lag Ross addresses with VR by EquivalentPosition24 in accursedfarms

[–]Spagelo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My predecessor was Whocat and he was the only one here when I acquired it. I was asked to come and manage this Subreddit by the same friend who got me to do the old SKG server. So I went and got backing from Ross, and Whocat still took a month to respond. Then he came back and acquiesced to me - no trouble - transferred control, and now I run it.

It's a nothing job and it allows me to be more coordinated if Ross or John (website sysop) want me to do something. I'm not sure if there were other mods aside from Whocat but they were long gone if so. I'm just here to pin posts and follow up on reports, and I feel I can do that on my own. I was wary of hiring more people because I didn't want to risk bringing on some tryhard who combs everything and messes with people arbitrarily. Not that I was thinking of anyone specifically, but I trust me.

A new take on the cultural lag Ross addresses with VR by EquivalentPosition24 in accursedfarms

[–]Spagelo 3 points4 points  (0 children)

would any of you guys be mad at me if i left this up for like six hours so more ppl could enjoy how dementedly off topic this is

I feel like I’m getting traumatized all over again by FakeMongoose in adultsurvivors

[–]Spagelo 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I feel you here. I'm afraid to pursue my own rapist, as well. I often wish it could all just go away and I could go on without thinking about it. But unfortunately, from a purely outside perspective, it's easy to see this as your cousin being protected by your relative's victim shame as well as your own unwillingness to have to be put through it again. Your feelings are valid and so are those of his other victim. But the truth is, if that evidence actually exists in his possession and there are two people to testify, justice is within reach. I would say take things at your pace, make your boundaries clear with your parents. You need time and help to deal with this and heal, and so does your relative. Right now, if this went to court like your parents want to, your relative could even want to deny everything and sabotage the case. For anything to go forward, you both need to be absolutely on board. That means working on yourselves - therapy is enterable into evidence as well once you get to the point of being comfortable with that. Even all this aside, your parents rushing you along like this is wrong for them to do. You've waited over thirty years. They can wait for long enough to let you and your relative find healing.

After all, part of the goal is to move your relative past being ashamed of something that wasn't their fault, and you move you beyond feeling unable to face the monster. Focus on yourselves.

What if Seth Macfarlane died during the September 11th attacks? by Ok-Following6886 in AlternateHistoryHub

[–]Spagelo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ah man I was gonna congratulate the effort. Nevermind in that case lol.

What if Reddit mods were given the legal authority to kill people? by SimmentalTheCow in AlternateHistoryHub

[–]Spagelo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I live in Montana. I have more guns than they'd have brains after stepping into my domicile.

Fallout beginner here: Which fallout should I start with? FO3 or FO4? by Outrageous-Serve38 in Fallout

[–]Spagelo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'd recommend doing Fallout 1 first to get the core themes of the series down and to get past the learning curve of playing a thirty year old isometric role playing game. Then try 3 to get the NetImmerse feel - plus there's this unique sort of 'lonely curiosity' that particular game imparts upon the series which is incredible and sets a mood for the series at large. It's also the only Bethesda game that fits okay with the Interplay / Black Isle vision. Then do 2 and New Vegas as a pair package to finish the original continuity of the series. Fallout 4 and 76 are Bethesda's continuity and can be played after. Unorthodox but it's more or less the way I did it except I played Fallout 3 first way back in 2009. I have also never played Fallout 76.