I am wondering woulf it worth to spend 10 dollars on those three Russian stamp currency?
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Full Version: I know they are not coin but they are from Russia
QUOTE(dbang1988 @ Mar 18 2007, 02:04 AM) [snapback]311541[/snapback]
I am wondering woulf it worth to spend 10 dollars on those three Russian stamp currency?
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10 dollar? that would be an uncut sheet of 16x40 or something pieces
These coin substitutes are so frequent that they are still so cheap.
Cool, tahnks Timofei. SO how much do you think they are worth?
Do the math.
16*40=640 for 10$ or 1000 cents
1000/640=1.5625 cents
You have 3 of them. 3*1.5625= ~ 5cents. You are being ripped off.
16*40=640 for 10$ or 1000 cents
1000/640=1.5625 cents
You have 3 of them. 3*1.5625= ~ 5cents.
You are being ripped off.
QUOTE(Cheburgen @ Mar 19 2007, 11:46 PM) [snapback]311985[/snapback]
Do the math.
16*40=640 for 10$ or 1000 cents
1000/640=1.5625 cents
You have 3 of them. 3*1.5625= ~ 5cents.
You are being ripped off. I was joking above
meaning that these substitutes are so common. Usually they are sold in Moscow as quartblocks (4 stamps in a square) at about 70 roubles, 26 roubles=1$. I have not been to stamps section on ebay for months, but I am sure you will find bargains there.
I guess, the math did not work in this case
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