Contest

Anybody want to finish the chart?

http://fx.sauder.ubc.ca/plot.html
Chart many currencies vs. gold, silver, oil, etc..
It's a Univeristy of British Columbia site
(not commerical, not mine)

Best Regards,
Bob Johnson

Thanks for the contest. It was fun watching as the price went up and up.
I think you must have some kind of control on the market! It is really
amazing that all but 1 of us under guessed the final price. I kind of
wish that Dave had won with his guess of $22.04, I might have sold some
silver!
Thanks for the contest!
Bruce

George D wrote:
George D wrote:

It has been a long time since we have had a contest. So in celebration
of leap year here we go.

Here are the rules.

Guess the New York closing price of Silver on February 29th.

per this site. http://www.kitcosilver.com/charts.html

All entries must post to this thread by Midnight February 15th.

One entry per person. Closest guess with out going over wins.

Prize is one, one ounce, ASE.

Have fun

George


And the winner is

The Young One

Official close is $19.81 his guess was $19.64

I want to thank everyone who entered and for the almost non-negative
responses throughout the contest.


The young one

Email me your snail mail address and I will get the prize off soon.



Thank everybody again

George

"Bruce Farley" wrote in message
et...
Thanks for the contest. It was fun watching as the price went up and up. I
think you must have some kind of control on the market! It is really
amazing that all but 1 of us under guessed the final price. I kind of wish
that Dave had won with his guess of $22.04, I might have sold some silver!
Thanks for the contest!
Bruce


I'll second that!!!!

Dave



George D wrote:
George D wrote:

It has been a long time since we have had a contest. So in celebration
of leap year here we go.

Here are the rules.

Guess the New York closing price of Silver on February 29th.

per this site. http://www.kitcosilver.com/charts.html

All entries must post to this thread by Midnight February 15th.

One entry per person. Closest guess with out going over wins.

Prize is one, one ounce, ASE.

Have fun

George


And the winner is

The Young One

Official close is $19.81 his guess was $19.64

I want to thank everyone who entered and for the almost non-negative
responses throughout the contest.


The young one

Email me your snail mail address and I will get the prize off soon.



Thank everybody again

George

On Feb 29, 5:37�pm, George D wrote:
George D wrote:
It has been a long time since we have had a contest. So in celebration
of leap year here we go.

Here are the rules.

Guess the New York closing price of Silver on February 29th.

per this site.http://www.kitcosilver.com/charts.html

All entries must post to this thread by Midnight February 15th.

One entry per person. Closest guess with out going over wins.

Prize is one, one ounce, ASE.

Have fun

George

And the winner is

The Young One

Official close is $19.81 his guess was $19.64

I want to thank everyone who entered and for the almost non-negative responses throughout the contest.

The young one

Email me your snail mail address and I will get the prize off soon.



Thank everybody again

George

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The real cause of crime is not a poverty of resources but a poverty of values.

http://www.johnlocke.org/agenda2004/crimepunisment.htm- Hide quoted text -

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Congrats to The Young One and thanks to George for what was a fun
contest. I loved checking Kitco to see who was up and who was out (I
blew it early on). :-)

Jerry

That was fun!,...................and to think not too long ago I was
considering selling some off at around $5.50.............


"George D" wrote in message
...
George D wrote:
And the winner is

The Young One

Official close is $19.81 his guess was $19.64

I want to thank everyone who entered and for the almost non-negative
responses throughout the contest.


The young one

Email me your snail mail address and I will get the prize off soon.



Thank everybody again

George

--
The real cause of crime is not a poverty of resources but a poverty of
values.

http://www.johnlocke.org/agenda2004/crimepunisment.htm

ONCE AGAIN THANKS FOR THE CONTEST! I RECEIVED THE ASE TODAY. IT IS A
BEAUTIFUL COIN!

On Mar 1, 11:56 am, George D wrote:

I want to add my thanks to the list... it was very exciting to watch
it approach
my guess price, then exciting to watch it far exceed my guess price

Now if only I can find some silver halves in the bank rolls

Les
http://life-of-coins.blogspot.com/