Time For A Giveaway! WINNER IN FIRST POST!!!!!!

(4/19/08 - WINNER ANNOUNCED - JimK has won the medal, and has been sent a PM for address. Thanks to all for participating!)
Hi Everyone:
I recently sold my "niche" chess web domain CORRESPONDENCECHESS.COM after a run of almost
12 years. In honor of that, and recognizing all of the great folks here at the CU Forums, I would
like to have a giveaway.
The rules are simple - post once in this thread. About a week from now, I will use a random generator
to determine the winner. Entries from all over the world are welcome. The winner will receive:

Here is a bit of information about this medal:
CORRESPONDENCECHESS.COM
10 Year Anniversary Medal
Limited, Numbered Edition - Total Mintage: 100 Pieces
Specifications:
1 1/2" bronze metal, multi-colored, 38.1 mm (same size as old USA Silver Dollar), 3 mm thick, about 25 grams in weight, misty silver colored/plated finish. Coins are serially numbered on the reverse. Each delivered coin is housed in a collector-safe (long-term storage safe/non-PVC) plastic 2x2" (50mmx50mm) double safety flip with paper insert containing a description on one side and a signed certificate of authenticity on the other. The image is a stock photo - the medal that you receive may have a different serial number on it.
Credits: Design Concept - John C. Knudsen; Design Art/Coin Die - Rusty Payne.
John
Hi Everyone:
I recently sold my "niche" chess web domain CORRESPONDENCECHESS.COM after a run of almost
12 years. In honor of that, and recognizing all of the great folks here at the CU Forums, I would
like to have a giveaway.
The rules are simple - post once in this thread. About a week from now, I will use a random generator
to determine the winner. Entries from all over the world are welcome. The winner will receive:

Here is a bit of information about this medal:
CORRESPONDENCECHESS.COM
10 Year Anniversary Medal
Limited, Numbered Edition - Total Mintage: 100 Pieces
Specifications:
1 1/2" bronze metal, multi-colored, 38.1 mm (same size as old USA Silver Dollar), 3 mm thick, about 25 grams in weight, misty silver colored/plated finish. Coins are serially numbered on the reverse. Each delivered coin is housed in a collector-safe (long-term storage safe/non-PVC) plastic 2x2" (50mmx50mm) double safety flip with paper insert containing a description on one side and a signed certificate of authenticity on the other. The image is a stock photo - the medal that you receive may have a different serial number on it.
Credits: Design Concept - John C. Knudsen; Design Art/Coin Die - Rusty Payne.
John
John C. Knudsen, LM ANA 2342, LM CSNS 337
SFC, US Army (Ret.) 1974-1994
SFC, US Army (Ret.) 1974-1994
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Thanks for the chance,
-William
<< <i>Neat! I saw that on your site, what's the 015 on the reverse? Just curious...
Thanks for the chance,
-William >>
Hi William,
The 015 on the reverse is the serial number (piece 15 out of 100). All of the medals have individual
serial numbers. I think I only have about 30 left out of the mintage...
The Amici Sumus on the reverse means We are Friends and that is the motto of the
International Correspondence Chess Federation (ICCF), which is the world body which governs
international correspondence chess.
John
SFC, US Army (Ret.) 1974-1994
JP
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Thank you.
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I will close this contest this evening sometime, and announce the winner Saturday morning.
John
SFC, US Army (Ret.) 1974-1994
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Don
SFC, US Army (Ret.) 1974-1994
I will give it to my son as he is the chess player in the family (but I'll have to check it out every now and then).
Jim
The pics do not do it justice!
I also wanted to thank John again for his time and trouble and If I get the chance I'll take some pics of it and add to this post.
Jim