MESIN JAHIT TANGAN UNTUK DIJUAL

RM 650

N/B: Saya boleh dihubungi di talian 019-6199045.Sekian terima kasih

JAM DINDING JENAMA WOOMA

             JASA BERHIDMAD / LONG SERVICE / SALAMA 22 TAHUN 18-2-1967

            CHENDERA  MATA DARI J.WHYTE & CO../ M / SDN.BHD.

SELAMAT HARI IBU DAN HARI GURU

 Pada 12/05/2012.Saya,isteri dan anak (berusia 2 tahun) telah datang ke sini untuk menyambut hari ibu.Ini adalah kali pertama kami datang ke sini,setelah tertangguh beberapa kali (pameran botologi pun terlepas).Saya terpaksa menelefon En Azlan (pemilik restoran) untuk menanyakan lokasi tepat restoran beliau (terima kasih)(maaf ambil gambar tidak minta izin).

 Kami telah mencuba hidangan Mee Kari,Ngipoh (nasi goreng ipoh station),air longan dan air bandung soda.Sungguh menyelerakan..erk...Alhamdullilah

 Hiasan dinding berupa Tanda Jenama menghiasi restoran ini

 Kauter bayaran jelmaan zaman dulu kala.Peristiwa lucu berlaku apabila seorang (L) Cina telah datang ke kaunter bayaran (satu lagi) untuk membeli rokok,setelah beliau melihat banyak tin-tin rokok dipamerkan di kaunter tersebut.Setelah diberitahu ianya hanya sekadar hiasan.Beliau beredar sambil tersenyum.

 Seterika lama/antik pelbagai bentuk dan saiz

 Saya berkenan yang atas tu.....

 Peti nyanyi/Gramafon buatan England

 Susunan air botol tamat tempoh

 Lepas makan boleh gunting rambut (dekorasi di luar restoran)

Insya'Allah kami akan datang lagi untuk mencuba hidangan lain.Kepada anda yang ingin merasai suasana dulu kala,jemputlah ke sini.Untuk keterangan lebih lanjut layari blog pemilik restoran di http://ipohstation.blogspot.com/

N/B: Akhir kata,selamat menyambut hari ibu dan hari guru.Jasa kalian dalam mendidik kami,amat kami hargai.Kebetulan isteri saya juga seorang ibu dan seorang guru.

-Ibu...ibu....engkaulah ratu hatiku....

GARAGE SALE @ ANGGERIK MALL SHAH ALAM

N/B: Jemput datang ke garage sale @ anggerik mall shah alam setiap hari ahad dari jam 10 pg-6 ptg.Jika minat berniaga di sana, juga boleh dipertimbangkan.hubungi no yang tertera di atas @ ke blog penganjur di
 http://kedaiipohloken.blogspot.com/ 

IKLAN KONTROVESI

TAHUN 1968

TAHUN 1984

N/B: Sekadar untuk renungan dan perkongsian.Sejarah tetap menjadi sejarah.Jangan biarkan sejarah hitam berulang.Kerana anak cucu kita @ generasi selepas kita akan bercakap/berkata tentang apa yang telah berlaku/berlalu di masa lalu.

-Yang haram sudah jelas haram,yang halal sudah jelas halal.Diantara keduanya ada yang syubhah (hukum yang tidak diketahui dengan jelas).Maka bertanyalah pada yang arif (alim) jika kita masih ragu-ragu.

-KE ARAH MALAYSIA YANG LEBIH BAIK......

RADIO ANTIK PHILLIP UNTUK DIJUAL

RM 550

N/B: Tinggi 27 cm/ Lebar 63 cm.Tidak berfungsi.Sesuai untuk dekorasi.Saya boleh dihubungi di talian 019-6199045.Terima kasih

KOLEKSI U.S GOLD COIN DOUBLE EAGLE

A Double Eagle is a gold coin of the United States with a denomination of $20. (Its gold content of 0.9675 troy oz was worth $20 at the then official price of $20.67/oz). The coins are made from a 90% gold (0.900 fine = 21.6 kt) and 10% copper alloy.

Although the "eagle"-based nomenclature for gold U.S. coinage is often assumed to be a nickname, the "eagle," "half-eagle" and "quarter-eagle" were specifically given these names in the Act of Congress that originally authorized them ("An Act establishing a Mint, and regulating Coins of the United States", section 9, April 2, 1792). Likewise, the Double Eagle was specifically created as such by name ("An Act to authorize the Coinage of Gold Dollars and Double Eagles", title and section 1, March 3, 1849).

The first double eagle was minted in 1849, coinciding with the California Gold Rush. In that year, the mint produced two pieces inproof. The first resides in the Smithsonian Institution in Washington DC. The second was presented to then Treasury SecretaryWilliam M. Meredith and was later sold as part of his estate - the present location of this coin remains unknown.

In 1850 regular production began and continued until 1933 (when the official price of gold was changed to $35/oz by the Gold Reserve Act). Prior to 1850, eagles with a denomination of $10 were the largest denomination of US coin. $10 eagles were produced beginning in 1795, just two years after the first U.S. mint opened. Since the $20 gold piece had twice the value of the eagle, these coins were designated "double eagles". In 1850, the double eagle had the purchasing power of about $560 in 2011 dollars.

Regular Issue

•      Liberty Head (Coronet) 1849–1907
• Liberty Head, no motto, value "Twenty D." 1849–1866
• Liberty Head, with motto, value "Twenty D." 1866–1876
• Liberty Head, with motto, value "Twenty Dollars" 1877–1907
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Liberty Head

Due to the less desirable artwork and therefore lower demand, Liberty Coronet $20 gold pieces are less often encountered, and the common subtype commands less than the St. Gaudens' type. In 1866, the motto "In God We Trust" was added to the Liberty Coronet double eagle creating a second subtype. In 1877, the coin's denomination design on the reverse was changed from "Twenty D" to "Twenty Dollars" creating a third and final subtype for the series. An 1879 pattern coin was made for the quintuple stella using a design combining features of the Liberty head double eagle and stella pattern coin and using the same alloy as the stella (90 parts gold, 3 parts silver, and 7 parts copper). However this coin was suddenly stolen in July 2008 by two thieves. The robbery was planned a year after the coin was sold. The criminals have still not been caught and the locations of these men are unknown

Double eagles were so named because the largest U.S. coin until the time of the California gold rush was a $10 face value (approximately ½ troy ounce) gold Eagle. When Congress in 1849 authorized the large $20 gold piece to efficiently coin the bonanza of gold coming from the California gold fields, it naturally came to be called the ‘double’ eagle.

Later gold discoveries in Nevada, Arizona, Colorado, and Alaska caused hundreds of millions of ounces of gold to be coined at the U.S. Mints into these large double eagles. Gold double eagles are the wealth born of the Old West gold mining days. For the world, the U.S. $20 gold double eagle symbolized the vast riches of the United States in the second half of the 1800s.

These coins have always represented a lot of money. In 1900, a double eagle $20 gold coin was more than the average week’s wages for most people.

To demonstrate the purchasing power of a double eagle, imagine a weekend in New York City in 1900. A night’s stay at the Plaza Hotel cost $1.50, a lunch of a beer and a sandwich was a nickel, theatre tickets on Broadway might cost you 35c, and a five-course dinner at the finest restaurant in the city, Delmonico's, would set you back all of 75 cents. In other words, you would have a hard time spending the whole twenty dollars while splurging on a first-class weekend in New York!

We bring you affordable, lightly circulated gold money from the era when a dollar was a dollar. And because these are not flawless, museum-quality specimens, you can carefully handle and enjoy these gold treasures. Feel free to hold them in your hand – that’s the feel of real gold, a treasure you can hold and possess as have only a fortunate for thousands of years…

If you had a stack of these one hundred years ago, you had quite a treasure! And the same is true today. Although our population has increased, and our national wealth is higher, there still exists only a limited supply of these old $20 gold pieces – just as there is a limited supply of gold!

U.S. Gold Double Eagle Specification. Minted 1849 through 1907
	Face Value	Gold Content	Weight Oz	Weight Grams	Diameter mm	Thickness mm	Gold Fineness
U.S.Gold Double Eagle	US$ 20.00	.9675	1.0750	33.43	34.0	2.41	.900

Sumber:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double_eagle

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