30 lbs of wheat pennies and 10 ounces of silver
in exchange for a box of skeleton house keys
both traders now hope their trade will deliver
at least one golden opportunity to use these...
-Frank Rodriguez
The trade has been completed. My wife and I drove down to Southern California’s wine country, Temecula, and meet up with Frank at one of the offices he works at. He greeted us with a huge smile and introduced us to all his co-workers, everyone was very nice.
Frank had waiting a huge bag filled with 30 pounds of wheat pennies on his desk along with a 10 oz Silver Ingot. This is my first time ever owning a bar of silver, very cool. Too bad it wasn’t a gold bar though, maybe my next trade. Anyway, we took some pictures, completed the trade with the official unofficial certificate of authenticity filled out and signed and then we were on our way to do some wine tasting.
We only had time to go to a few wineries but we saved the best for last, Wilson Creek. If you’re ever in the area, this is one of the best in Temecula, CA. There’s always a crowd so be sure to get there early or come on a week day. All their wines are nice but they have a special Almond Champagne. After you have completed the wine tasting you want to top it off with their chocolate port served in an edible chocolate shot glass. Mmmm… You drink it down about half way and then they fill it back up with Almond Champagne to make what they call an Almond joy! Very joyful I must say.
So since the trade has now been officially completed, I can now offer you 30 pounds of wheat pennies and a 10 oz Silver ingot. Let the offers begin.
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