The Alethiometrists Posted November 21, 2008 Share Posted November 21, 2008 (edited) Would anyone like to buy one of our Canadian Red Poppy Spy Coins? They were made in honor of this auspicious event in American intelligence history. http://www.cbc.ca/news/story/2007/05/07/te...py-quarter.html I would like to donate one to the International Spy Museum, if they'd have one. : ) You can see a picture of the coins here: They are trackable and have their own icon. Pewter coins are $9 plus $2 shipping. Silver coins are $11 plus $2 shipping. You can email me at chirpxl at gmail.com Thanks! Edited November 21, 2008 by The Alethiometrists Quote Link to comment
+sdkonkle Posted November 21, 2008 Share Posted November 21, 2008 Email sent I really like these. Quote Link to comment
The Alethiometrists Posted November 21, 2008 Author Share Posted November 21, 2008 Email sent I really like these. Thanks! When I said Pewter, though, I should have said "Nickel" finish. Sorry. Quote Link to comment
+sdkonkle Posted November 21, 2008 Share Posted November 21, 2008 Email sent I really like these. Thanks! When I said Pewter, though, I should have said "Nickel" finish. Sorry. I like what I see in the picture above, which finish is that? Quote Link to comment
The Alethiometrists Posted November 25, 2008 Author Share Posted November 25, 2008 Email sent I really like these. Thanks! When I said Pewter, though, I should have said "Nickel" finish. Sorry. I like what I see in the picture above, which finish is that? Um, I'm not really sure, as this is a CoinsandPins image, but they look like the nickel finish. The silver are shinier on the inside, do not have the contrast on the interior, like the nickel do. Quote Link to comment
+tom4props Posted November 27, 2008 Share Posted November 27, 2008 I just sent you an email for one in nickel. Thanks! -Tom PS - Wasn't there another coin about a year or so ago, based on this same incident? Quote Link to comment
+tom4props Posted December 2, 2008 Share Posted December 2, 2008 I just sent you an email for one in nickel. Thanks! -Tom PS - Wasn't there another coin about a year or so ago, based on this same incident? Got my invoice this morning; payment sent. Thanks. I thought I had seen a similar coin to this before but, as it turns out, it was the exact same coin and I even have one in antique silver that I got from CoinsAndPins back in August of 2007. At that time, this coin was being offered in Silver and Gold versions. I'm looking forward to the arrival of my Pewter (Nickel?) version. PS - I do have a question about the icon. I've seen two icon versions: one on coincodes.com and another on the GC.com coin pages... Red Poppy (on coincodes.com) Red Remembrance Poppies (on GC.com) All the activated Canadian Red Poppy Spy coins that I've seen have the Red Remembrance Poppy icon at the top of their pages. I always thought this coin was supposed to have the Red Poppy icon as seen on coincodes.com, but I do remember there having been some sort of controversy over the use of the poppy symbol? Quote Link to comment
+sdkonkle Posted December 10, 2008 Share Posted December 10, 2008 Thanks my coins arrived today. Cool coin Quote Link to comment
The Alethiometrists Posted December 10, 2008 Author Share Posted December 10, 2008 I just sent you an email for one in nickel. Thanks! -Tom PS - Wasn't there another coin about a year or so ago, based on this same incident? Got my invoice this morning; payment sent. Thanks. I thought I had seen a similar coin to this before but, as it turns out, it was the exact same coin and I even have one in antique silver that I got from CoinsAndPins back in August of 2007. At that time, this coin was being offered in Silver and Gold versions. I'm looking forward to the arrival of my Pewter (Nickel?) version. PS - I do have a question about the icon. I've seen two icon versions: one on coincodes.com and another on the GC.com coin pages... Red Poppy (on coincodes.com) Red Remembrance Poppies (on GC.com) All the activated Canadian Red Poppy Spy coins that I've seen have the Red Remembrance Poppy icon at the top of their pages. I always thought this coin was supposed to have the Red Poppy icon as seen on coincodes.com, but I do remember there having been some sort of controversy over the use of the poppy symbol? Yes, I think there was. The Remembrance Poppy icon is the one that shows up. I didn't have anything to do with that. That's CoinsandPins fault. There were a couple of people who thought that we were showing disrespect for the Poppy Remembrance coin, but I assure you, no disrespect was intended. Merely amused chagrin that Americans inability to use Google when they come across something different from our generally boring coinage. Quote Link to comment
+Eric K Posted December 10, 2008 Share Posted December 10, 2008 I just sent you an email for one in nickel. Thanks! -Tom PS - Wasn't there another coin about a year or so ago, based on this same incident? Got my invoice this morning; payment sent. Thanks. I thought I had seen a similar coin to this before but, as it turns out, it was the exact same coin and I even have one in antique silver that I got from CoinsAndPins back in August of 2007. At that time, this coin was being offered in Silver and Gold versions. I'm looking forward to the arrival of my Pewter (Nickel?) version. PS - I do have a question about the icon. I've seen two icon versions: one on coincodes.com and another on the GC.com coin pages... Red Poppy (on coincodes.com) Red Remembrance Poppies (on GC.com) All the activated Canadian Red Poppy Spy coins that I've seen have the Red Remembrance Poppy icon at the top of their pages. I always thought this coin was supposed to have the Red Poppy icon as seen on coincodes.com, but I do remember there having been some sort of controversy over the use of the poppy symbol? Yes, I think there was. The Remembrance Poppy icon is the one that shows up. I didn't have anything to do with that. That's CoinsandPins fault. There were a couple of people who thought that we were showing disrespect for the Poppy Remembrance coin, but I assure you, no disrespect was intended. Merely amused chagrin that Americans inability to use Google when they come across something different from our generally boring coinage. Is this the same coin just the wrong icon? If so let me know which one it should be and I can change it at coincodes.com Thanks, Eric Quote Link to comment
+CacheMiner72 Posted December 11, 2008 Share Posted December 11, 2008 My coins arrived yesterday and I love 'em. Thanks for the super coins with a great story behind them. Quote Link to comment
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