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I don't know how much water this holds, but there's a phrase on a Civil War token that says: "Money makes the mare go, sew it buttons." But a guy I know who deals in coins and tokens say a lot of 1700s and 1800s coins were punched because people had a string with a button in their pocket to hold coins and change.

I thought they were punched to be a keepsake or attached to a necklace.

Just curious on thoughts or if people have heard of this string and button thing for change.

Some power users have their own subs, but I'm curious if there would be any chance at having a u/vargas bot or something of the like.

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Having trouble finding these three online. They're from an estate. Man was 5th Division Marines. Has 1911 colt magazines, civilian air patrol patches, so I'm not sure if he fought in WW2. The rest of his stuff and later ranks point to him staying in the military for life. Korean War items and pictures of deployment camps.

So I'm having a little trouble finding a value on these and would appreciate a little help.

Anyone still make muslin cloth sheets? I love the stuff but can only find it through vintage stores and sites. The new muslin cloth seems to be made for infants. I'd like to have more sheets so that I can have a decent rotation for laundry.

Anyone out here for this show coin hunting / token hunting?

I'm scouring this show till Saturday. Some decent stuff out here, will update with pictures of a little of what I've found once I get back to civilization and don't have to take pictures with a potato.

Well, if any of you guys are out here or are wanting me to keep an eye out for something in particular leave a shout in this thread.

Decent reasonably priced coins have been few and far between, but I've seen plenty of great tokens, badges, etc. Seems dealers have a harder time figuring out the odd ball pieces. HTT, political, etc. etc.

If you're anywhere near Western Mass. I'd suggest taking a little drive out.

I'm not sure if this is the correct place to get help for this, but I've been sitting trying to get support through live chat for about a half hour. (Holiday so understandable).

I haven't used Origin in like 6 months? or more. Tried to launch, got continual patching. So I uninstall, redownload. The new install doesn't show up in my program files, though I can find it. After "completing" the installation process and it says origin is launching it opens up in task manager and continues to do nothing. It's under processes, not applications and I don't see it in the system tray.

I have to manually close it with the task manager and try to launch again.

I've tried running as admin and still ha

I'm loving my second play through at the moment and was really getting into never fast traveling. It got me thinking about other things to do that would make the game more challenging and ultimately more fun with self imposed rules. What are you doing in your game to challenge yourself? Tips, ideas, quest guideline to follow your goals and rules? Try and use spoilers where relevant.

Can't eat in combat, can only use stimpaks (since they have an animation, I feel that's fair.) I have to try and eat at least twice a day.

Can't sleep in random beds, only beds that can be rented or are in a settlement.

No stripping and instantly redressing. I can't toss on my Tuxedo, glasses and h