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  1. Michael,

     

    I see a distinct difference between the community dollars in your Michigan city, and these "Norfed" dollars. The community money projects benefit participants and if well organised and well regulated by the membership as a whole they are fully beneficial to all participants. Particularly the community as a whole by benefiting local merchants.

     

    But I see these other private currency projects with a bit more concern, especially whence *revaluations* occur. I cannot say with definative evidence for this particular organisation at question here, but there was a movement in Texas several years ago that advocated the use of silver certificates it had printed the proceeds of which were used in it's effort to seek the independance of Texas from the United States. They were most definately an anti government, and an almost anarchial approach to a Texas government.

  2. I got mine sometime during the week, with all that is going on I didn't have a chance to look at it until last night. My note is one of only 3 printed of that design, with the Indian and Buffalo. When I print them again, the design will change so this will be a rare note.

     

    I think Tiffybunny and 16D are the other owners of this version of the $5'er.

  3. I haven't quite convinced my wife yet that she wants to be the mother of 5 kids from 10-15 years old but we are getting closer to her agreeing. So soon when I get a chance I am going to be listing lots more stuff under $50 of course, the rest has to go to eBay.

     

    At least the 3 most determined personalities are on my side:)

  4. Ummm, let's see, two kids from the Ukrain!!! That's got to cost at least $16, so I will go $17

     

     

    I think I posted somewhere that we are hosting two children in our home for three weeks, they are doing very well. Unfortunately their sister went to another home, but we are bringing her up for a visit so she can be with her brother and sister here. Kind of scary, but I think 2 children may not be in the works, but actually 3!

     

    There goes my coin collection, but when a beautiful 11 year old girl cries when you leave for work and waits and greets you excitedly several hours later when you come home, coins don't mean much :ninja:

  5. Geez, Chernobyl. That's a sad story. It's not the distance that's important if you are concerned about radiation, but more likely, the food products that you eat, and the water supply. Those are a lot harder to control, especially ground water, and some babusikas who collect wild mushrooms to earn a living... farming areas around that areas, etc... pretty sad stories really.

     

     

    In Ukraine you are more likely to get poisoned from pesticides on your food than radiation poisoning. My wife got sick from eating watermelon which had too much pesticides on them.

  6. There was a programme on the television last night about Chornobyl - notice the Ukrainian spelling also on the coin. This has to be one of the costliest disasters ever in terms of thousands of lives and in expense of cleanup and containment. This disaster will continue to affect people generations from now.

     

    Even being 100km from Chornobyl in Kyiv, I still wondered how safe even Kyiv is now?

     

    A nice design for a touchy subject.

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