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Are you kidding me? Disgusting.

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    @northcoin said:
    It is actually the soap box that posed the greatest risk of damage to your coin due to residual molecules of the soap product. Be grateful that there was one more barrier between it and your coin. Hyper sensitive individuals cannot even walk down a soap aisle in a supermarket without their respiratory systems reacting to the "gassing" of chemicals from the soap products.

    I'm not worried about what soap will do to gold. I'm worried about what all diseases this weirdo has and possibly transferred to the condom box while he was getting the condoms out.

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    Lot of LOL badges made from this thread

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    These responses have been a blast today.

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    @nk1nk said:

    Aww yes the ever elusive Gold Mercury Condom Dollar

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    @coinpro76 said:

    @nk1nk said:

    Aww yes the ever elusive Gold Mercury Condom Dollar

    I would never use a condom containing mercury which is toxic. :o

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    @BackroadJunkie said:
    Put it under a black light.

    I admit, if I got like 1000 empty condom boxes, they'd become my box of choice for shipping... :wink:

    1000 empty condom boxes? You would have no time to post here and would deserve a trophy.

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    @bigzestee said:

    @BackroadJunkie said:
    Put it under a black light.

    I admit, if I got like 1000 empty condom boxes, they'd become my box of choice for shipping... :wink:

    1000 empty condom boxes? You would have no time to post here and would deserve a trophy.

    and a shot of penicillin

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    That's really weird.

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    Way to wrap that rascal!

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    I wouldn't complain about it. Many years ago, someone I used to know got mad at someone and actually sent him a t u r d in the mail. He didn't realize that it was a felony to do so at the time.

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    Sounds gross but bacteria that cause STD need 80% temperature and moisture and it really works out that your kitchen faucet and saliva (many fewer pathogens than other bodily fluids) are more of a health hazard.

    Even so, the thought of your delivery is pretty gross

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    JBKJBK ✭✭✭✭✭
    edited March 24, 2017 2:41PM

    If not for the fact that you already had a history with the coin I would have been worried that he was subtly telling you that you got screwed on the deal.

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    @JBK said:
    If not for the fact that you already had a history with the coin I would have been worried that he was subtly telling you that you got screwed on the deal.

    I think it was a hint that he thought HE got screwed. But maybe I am looking into it too much. But then again, WHY would anyone ship that way?!

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    Was the coin in a slab?
    I hope so.

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    RampageRampage ✭✭✭✭✭

    They are just filled with rubbers. They are safe. I would not worry about it. Just don't hold the box (or coin) up to a black light.

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    @UMCane said:
    Was the coin in a slab?
    I hope so.

    The box was most definitely for a slab.

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    gripgrip ✭✭✭✭✭
    edited March 24, 2017 3:30PM

    Awe come on they didn't grade the rubber...did they:)
    Your just pulling my utter..........silly post.

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    @jwitten said:
    I think it was a hint that he thought HE got screwed. But maybe I am looking into it too much. But then again, WHY would anyone ship that way?!

    They knew it would provide us so much entertainment. That or Ron Jeremy was the seller.

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    If it is a Lincoln cent, then the condom box is VD(B) protection.

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    Please don't leave a negative.

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    I knew that reading this thread would get a smile if nothing else.

    Good thing come is small packages

    just could not resist

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    kazkaz ✭✭✭✭✭

    I guess he just wanted to make sure it arrived safely, with a low risk of breakage.

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    TurboSnailTurboSnail ✭✭✭✭✭
    edited March 24, 2017 7:41PM

    Silly seller believes the coin would be shinier with a box that came with lubricant.

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    Jinx86Jinx86 ✭✭✭✭✭

    I love reusing shipping materials, but this one takes the cake!

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    Now, every time you look at this coin you will think about...........
    You must sell it.
    Or, better yet, return it to seller.
    You have 14 days to think about what kinds of boxes you may want to use.

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    Sounds like someone you pissed off.

    If you do what you always did, you get what you always got.
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    This explains the rub.

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    BustDMsBustDMs ✭✭✭✭✭

    Hope it wasn't ribbed as that would surely put a rub on the coin

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    @BustDMs said:
    Hope it wasn't ribbed as that would surely put a rub on the coin

    Since it was a $2 1/2 Indian (male on coin), it sure wasn't for her pleasure.

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    Its not like you use the box anyways... If you are worried about germs. At least he did not ship it in a toilet paper roll

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    @Musky1011 said:
    Its not like you use the box anyways... If you are worried about germs. At least he did not ship it in a toilet paper roll

    Well, you usually only get condoms out when you are um.... in the process? So ya, I would say there was a good chance it was dirty.

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    Dirty... Who puts packages together with rubber gloves on... People have dirty hands all the time... Do you worry about dollar bills? Most have been in strippers butts!

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    @DollarAfterDollar said:
    Sounds like someone you pissed off.

    Or rubbed the wrong way. :)

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    rickoricko ✭✭✭✭✭

    It certainly is unique, however, although a bit out of the ordinary, really, it is just another box - no more, no less. Good for a little bit of humor...... Cheers, RickO

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    logger7logger7 ✭✭✭✭✭

    There are restrictions on what can be mailed too, not sure if that applies: https://www.usps.com/ship/shipping-restrictions.htm But how often does that get enforced?

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    @logger7 said:
    There are restrictions on what can be mailed too, not sure if that applies: https://www.usps.com/ship/shipping-restrictions.htm But how often does that get enforced?

    Unless you could prove that the box was contaminated, there is probably no restriction for sending the empty box any more than there would be for sending something in an empty box that once had a tube of toothpaste in it. Of course sending the used "item" would be something different. I expect that some send "used" underclothing though the mail all of the time.

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    What a pecker.

    Dave

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    Is it dirty gold?

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    He did it for protection

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    @bigzestee said:

    @BackroadJunkie said:
    Put it under a black light.

    I admit, if I got like 1000 empty condom boxes, they'd become my box of choice for shipping... :wink:

    1000 empty condom boxes? You would have no time to post here and would deserve a trophy.

    Or syphilis. Nothing is 100%.

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    With the packaging in this manner could it be there was an air of "condom"scending?

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    @cameonut2011 said:

    @bigzestee said:

    @BackroadJunkie said:
    Put it under a black light.

    I admit, if I got like 1000 empty condom boxes, they'd become my box of choice for shipping... :wink:

    1000 empty condom boxes? You would have no time to post here and would deserve a trophy.

    Or syphilis. Nothing is 100%.

    Did I really need to put the word "unused" in there?

    Let's see... 1000 boxes, that's 12,000 condoms... Sheesh. That's take me more than 3 years to collect that many used condom boxes... (And yes, that's a joke too, for the humor impaired. Once a knight, always a knight but twice a night might kill me...)

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    I haven't laughed that hard in my life :D
    I'd NEG the SOB :s

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    @crazyhounddog said:
    I haven't laughed that hard in my life :D
    I'd NEG the SOB :s

    I hate leaving negatives, but I did give him neutral for it

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    @davewesen said:
    Is it dirty gold?

    For his 'Goldmember'??

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    @Walkerfan said:

    @davewesen said:
    Is it dirty gold?

    For his 'Goldmember'??

    For his "goldfinger"

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    Maybe he was trying to pull a fast one!

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    @Musky1011 said:
    Maybe he was trying to pull a fast one!

    I'm thinking it may have already been pulled.

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