Lola's Missing DH #2 VWT- Random contests taking place

[Venuila]

I have to go with a car too...always wanted one of these!

[cowgirlmama04]

I hope this picture works, but this is what I would want if money was no object.



But that is only if I wasn't afraid that it might want to eat me

[Anna Michele]

IF I HAD ONE MILLION DOLLARS


i WOULD BUY A CARIBBEAN ISLAND


IT MIGHT LOOK SMALL BUT IT WOULD BE ALL MINE

[cowgirlmama04]

Sorry for the size of the pictures, I am quess I still have a couple of things to figure out.

[Abbysmom14]

sorry i cant get my picture to load for some reason

[Abbysmom14]

okay forget the houseboat
how about a 110 pound chocolate egg

[Abbysmom14]

great colour on the pink car

[Abbysmom14]

but after i eat all that chocolate i would need a little bling

[juliejolie]

Ooooh, if I had a million dollars *sings to the tune of the Barenaked Ladies song"... I would buy myself a FLYING CAR!!!

[LauraWill]

This pink Bentley would be just the ticket I think!

If I had enough $$ left I would buy that house as well..

[bargain_hunter_lola]

bumping if anyone else wants to participate in the contest. Will draw a winner tomorrow.

[Anna Michele]

The Million Dollar Coin – a true milestone in minting

Incredible, but true: in 2007 the Royal Canadian Mint produced the world's first million dollar coin. The 100 kg, 99999 pure gold bullion coin with a $1 million face value was originally conceived as a unique showpiece to promote the Mint's new line of 99999 pure 1 oz Gold Maple Leaf bullion coins. After several interested buyers came forward, the Mint decided to make a very limited quantity available for sale. To date, five of these majestic gold bullion coins, weighing 3,215 troy ounces each, have been purchased by investors from Canada and abroad.
In October 2007, the Million Dollar Coin was certified by Guinness World Records to be the world's largest gold coin. The coins are manufactured at the Mint's Ottawa facility, where the Mint operates world-class gold and silver refineries, securely stores gold bullion and mints all Royal Canadian Mint gold bullion products and collector coins.
The reverse features an elegant, hand-polished maple leaf design by Royal Canadian Mint artist and senior engraver Stan Witten, and the obverse bears the effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II by celebrated Canadian portrait artist Susanna Blunt.
Why did the Royal Canadian Mint make the world's purest and largest gold bullion coin? Because we can.
Specifications
Face value: $1,000,000
Composition: 99999 fine gold
Weight (in troy oz.): 3215
Weight (kg): 100
Definition of 99999 purity

Gold (Au) which is 99.999% pure is defined as having a total of less than 10 parts per million of the following elements: Ag, Al, As, Bi, Cr, Cu, Fe, In, Mg, Mn, Ni, Pb, Pd, Pt, Sn, Si, Ti, Zn and Zr. This refers to the bulk material below the coin surface.

[Venuila]

I'd love to add that to my coin collection! lol

[bargain_hunter_lola]

Wow, I think this is a record! 5 Envies arrived today, and it's not even send day yet. lol. Kudo's!!!

Rec'd from:

-Venuila
-mommyof2girlies
-Anna Michele
-KK7
-Julesm14

[Venuila]

Woohoo! Nice mail day for ya