Im keeping all of it, I am a firm believer that the S will hit the F VERY soon. 

Food/ Water
Guns/ Ammo
Silver

Im prepped.

OK, I'm curious, what is it you think is going to happen exactly? I know times have been tough lately and things might get worse, but do you really think things are going to devolve into a Mad Max type post-apocalyptic world?


As far as the topic goes, I collect coins, but I just can't get into modern Lincoln cents. The mintage is too high for them to ever really be that collectible. I guess if the melt ban is ever lifted someone could make some money hoarding tons of them, but it's not like the price copper is likely to sky rocket enough to make a modest collection that valuable. 

The point is, freedom of speech does not in fact work that way and would be entirely irrelevant to any lawsuit against this message board. This alone leads me to believe that you have no idea what you're talking about.

If you think you do know what you're talking about, then tell me: precisely what would your cause of action be? Failure to apply a policy is not in and of itself a cause of action, but rather your potential allegation for what might have happened. A cause of action is something based on a particular established legal concept.

Why am I engaging? Because I enjoy pointing out stupid arguments.

Dude, when a board has a policy ( and this board does)  and that policy is not followed unilaterally, that opens up the door for a lawsuit. I have done it before and won.  It is like when your employer has a employee handbook, but folks are treated "differently" outside the rules in the book,  there have been  several multi-million dollars lawsuit won on someone get preferential treatment and others did not. Spend a day reading case law  and you might understand. I have filed five lawsuit and won, real life is not like Law and Order.

I'm sorry, but I'm quite sure you're full of it. If you'd actually filed lawsuits and won, you'd know that they had nothing whatsoever to do with freedom of speech. At best if might involve some sort of contract law, but there would be a multitude of issues involved with that, making it decidedly unlikely anyone would win anything on that. I could go into more detail, but I don't see the point because it seems clear to me that you're now just going to lie and say whatever you please.

The mattress and box spring will cost from $ 50 to $ 100 to dispose of Legally here in Taxachusettes.
Plus You legally can't sell a used one unless you have it sterilized .
   I can't wait to leave this Looney Left Funny Farm
  http://www.malegislature.gov/Laws/GeneralLaws/PartI/TitleXV/Chapter94/Section273

Have you tried contacting local homeless shelters, battered women shelters, et cetera to donate them? That law just seemed to cover resale, so those places might be able to take them as donations. I've heard of people doing that here in CA as long as the mattress isn't totally trashed.

A bench with weights went for $1? Weights are expensive, man. Maybe you should have picked that up.

When I look through pennies, I basically do this:

- 1959 Lincoln Memorial reverse - don't bother even though there are a few double die types out there.
- Wheaties - 1944-1958 - check for 1955 double die, maybe 1944 d/s error, don't worry about rest
- 1943 steel cents - worth 2-5 depending on condition
- Anything pre-1934 is worth at least a buck
- Big ticket wheaties - 1909 VBD (particularly S mint), 1909-1915-S mints, 1914-D, 1924-D, 1926-S

As for the rest, if you feel like being a bit of a dick, get the remaining wheat cents rolled and trying selling them as unsearched wheat rolls. They're pretty popular these days even though most of them are really searched.

Maybe a couple of hundred pennies individually shown in those white wrappers with the cellophane window and then a couple of hundred more in binder sheets in a binder with the individual white wrappers in the sheets.

What's the story on those pennies exactly? I can't imagine someone would take the time to put them in holders if they're worthless common pennies. Are they at least wheat cents?