If you are single you should take job 1……. if you have a family then you need to take job 2……
If you have a family and you don’t like your wife or kids then take job 1….

The second one sounds like it is offering more then the first, and it just seems like it would be more interesting. And the being your own boss part is great. Best of luck and success and which ever positon you decide to take.

I’d pick job# 1, and definitely not job#2.

The reason I would not pick job# 2 is because a) it ***** to work for really rich people because many (most) are really demanding (jerks) and b) working with the government is a pain-in-the-butt because of all the rules you have to follow.

#2, since you would be your own boss.

In Brazil we see a lot of things coming from China, India, Argentina, South Africa, Portugal, Spain and Italy. But is extremelly rare to see a product coming from USA. I´ve never seen one.

A quarter planchet will not fit into the collar used on cent coining presses. It had to have been done outside the mint. The faking of error coins has started to become a big thing, I think most of the time it is just a so-called fun thing and not done to cheat anyone. On the other hand it is done to cheat people. Some one could have heated up the quarter so that the cent would design would go into the quarter. A vice could have also been used. Your coin is not a mint error but just a conversation item.

A picture of the coin, both sides, would help determine how it was made. My guess is it was man made after it left the mint since a quarter planchet can not fit into a press set up for pennies.

those are worth lots of money look on ebay and see if u can find one like yours. they are extremely rare tho. i have a one dollar bill that was cut wrong and its worth over 500 dollars

My husband and I have rings (plain gold bands) which we exchanged during the ceremony. Neither of us likes to wear jewelry so we don’t wear our rings on a daily basis–only for special occasions like the annual office Christmas party of to the opera. It’s more important to feel married than to have a symbol of marriage on your finger. And if one doesn’t feel married, no wedding ring can substitute for that.

My husband is in the trades, too. Just get him a regular wedding band, but he doesn’t wear it to work. LOTS of men do this.
Actually, my husband and I just talked about this the other day. He was holding my hand at the time, and lifted it up to his chest and he said, ‘My wedding band is in my heart,’ when I asked how he felt about not being able to wear one. The dude made me cry happy tears!