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May 11, 2016
A+ Excellent Every Time. Fast and never an issue!
Love catching their gift cards on sale! Always fast shipping and never an issue. I order at least 2 $100 CVS GC when I caught them for $88 usually monthly as it helps with our prescription cost. They also have gas cards as well as many other merchants discount it at times. With eBay Bucks 2%, using a CB portal like iConsumer which earns 1.3% (up to $20 for eBay per month and you also get iConsumer stock equal to the CB earned so really 2.6% but the value of that could go up or down and is not redeemable yet so we won't count that yet for now. It looks very promising though and soon you'll be able to buy stock directly earned worldwide and paying with a reward credit card that gives at least 1% Cashback you end savings is 12% discounted GC + 2% eBay Bucks + 1.3% iConsumer Cashback + 1% credit card rewards (although some cards this could be way more like 5% in Chase UR points if using a CSP and those points if redeemed optimally could be valued as high as 22c each in redeeming for flights - firgured by diving the retail price of ticket and points redeemed) = at least 16.3% discount! A penny saved is a penny that could be put to work to make another and another. I'm OCD about deals and taking advantage of programs like eBay Bucks, shopping portals like iConsumer, credit card reward and such. If you use my referral link to sign up for iConsumer you will earn a bonus 100 shares after your first purchase (think it's after $25 spent total). My link is; .iConsumer dot com / Z4hO5xj - you'll have to put it together but worth it.
May 06, 2009
The Dell P1500 is a winner!
2 of 2 found this helpful I have had the Dell P1500 Laser Printer for several months now and besides the occasional paper jam this printer has been flawless! Every thing about this printer from the installation to replacing the toner cartridge is simple, quick and easy!
The toner last a really long time - more than the 3k/6k yield estimates and is great for printing shipping labels and documents. Considering its a black and white laser printer it does good on graphics with its 600 x 600 dpi resolution.
The Dell P1500 is very cost effective. You can find toner here on eBay for much less than Dell or the other office stores charge. I strongly recommend buying the Dell toner cartridges for this printer to get the most out of your money.
The Dell P1500... A+!
Apr 05, 2013
Beautiful 90% Silver Half Dollar - only 1 of 2 issued by the US since 1982.
1 of 1 found this helpful A very nice coin. Here is some information obtained from
http://moderncommemoratives.com/1993-bill-of-rights-half-dollar/
The 1993 Bill of Rights Half Dollar was one of three coins issued to honor James Madison and the Bill of Rights. The half dollar was struck in a composition of 90% silver, which was not typical for commemorative half dollars. In 1982, the George Washington Half Dollar had been struck in silver, but all subsequent half dollars had been struck in a clad composition.
The obverse of the coin features an image of James Madison writing the Bill of Rights. Montpelier, his home in Virginia, is depicted in the background. The reverse of the coin features a hand holding a torch. Both sides of the coin incorporate numerous inscriptions. The obverse was designed by T. James Ferrell and the reverse was designed by Dean McMullen.
The obverse inscriptions include “Liberty”, “James Madison”, “Father of the Bill of Rights”, “In God We Trust”, and the year of mintage “1993″. The reverse of the coin includes inscriptions “United States of America”, “E Pluribus Unum”, “The Bill of Rights”, “Our Basic Freedoms” and the denomination “Half Dollar”.
The American Numismatic Association marked the edge of 9,656 of the 1993 Bill of Rights Half Dollars with the initials of the Madison Foundation and a serial number as a special promotion.
The 1993 Bill of Rights Commemorative Half Dollars were available in proof version struck at the San Francisco Mint and uncirculated version struck at the West point Mint. The coins were sold individually, as well as incorporated within proof or uncirculated two-coin and three-coin sets and a comprehensive six-coin set. A Young Collectors set was also issued which contained the half dollar. A coin and medal set was also offered which included the half and a James Madison Medal.
Coin Specifications
Designer: T. James Ferrell (obverse), Dean McMullen (reverse)
Weight: 12.500 g
Composition: 90.00% silver (0.3617 ounces of silver)
Diameter: 30.6 mm
Maximum Authorized Mintage: 1,000,000
1993-W Uncirculated Bill of Rights Half Dollar
Pre-Issue Price: $9.75
Regular Price: $11.50
Final Mintage: 193,315
1993-S Proof Bill of Rights Half Dollar
Pre-Issue Price: $12.50
Regular Price: $13.50
Final Mintage: 586,315