[The new Sarnia~Lambton Geocoin]

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Honestly, we're geocachers, not business people and we're just trying to break even on our geocoin.

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Well, at $9 a coin ( US or Canadian ) you will most certainly "break even",

 

Ya , you're right -- we're making a fortune from this coin . The supplier made them for free , the post office doesn't charge anything to mail them out , PayPal waived their fees , the local shop gives us free packing material and the banks don't take a cut on the US / Canadian exchange rates . We're planning on taking all those profits and going out for a smack-up supper at McDonald's when this is all done .

 

Well, since you and the OP seem to be new to these forums ( small # of posts ) I can tell you that most people here know what it costs to make a geocoin. I'm not saying that you can't make money on it but don't try to shovel the "We're just breaking even." line at us, we know better.

 

Then I shall yield to your vast experience , and leave you with a suggestion . Don't buy one -- and forget it .

[The new Sarnia~Lambton Geocoin]

..

Honestly, we're geocachers, not business people and we're just trying to break even on our geocoin.

...

 

Well, at $9 a coin ( US or Canadian ) you will most certainly "break even",

 

Ya , you're right -- we're making a fortune from this coin . The supplier made them for free , the post office doesn't charge anything to mail them out , PayPal waived their fees , the local shop gives us free packing material and the banks don't take a cut on the US / Canadian exchange rates . We're planning on taking all those profits and going out for a smack-up supper at McDonald's when this is all done .