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 United States
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OK, ambro51, you win. Thread over.  |
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United States
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I've been in the grocery business for the past 40+ years. Other side jobs include: cold-forging press operator, tax preparer, carpenter (deck building company), and also had my own window cleaning business for about ten years.
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United States
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29, half way done with law school, working part time at the local county law library assisting the judges and pro se litigants.
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Switzerland
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I am 24 years old.
My "job" is Student :) I am studying Banking&Finance in Zurich (Switzerland). 1.5 years to go and I will get my diploma and start a "real" job. Hopefully in one of the bigger banks here in Switzerland.
Edited by swiss89
01/14/2014 5:14 pm
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United States
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For the first 10 years of my professional career I worked in the banking/finance field. For the last 5 years I have worked in state government and I am currently a Supervisor and help run a federal program within the state.
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United States
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26 years old. Work in the oil and gas industry. Still along ways away from retiring.
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United States
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Currently in between full time jobs. I'm a auto parts specialist part time at the moment. Still putting my applications in with my fingers crossed. Most of my work history has been in Metallurgy (15 years). Yard truck operator for 2 years. Tell ya what, I miss the days when a fella could walk in a place and fill out a page or two application and get a call back in just a few days!  |
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United States
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IT for 30 years, database stuff mostly, now retired.
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New Member
United States
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Late thirties, I had a plan to retire at 55 but my new love of coins may keep me working longer. Currently an engineering manager at an aerospace mega corp.
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Sweden
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Started reading the thread, got so intrigued by everone's profession so forgot to post...
Working as an analytical chemist, with focus on drinking water. Wish we had XRF at our lab, but nooo
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Canada
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Late thirties. Started out as a General Contractor, started specializing 6 years ago and got into Ceramic Tile and Hardwood. When I'm not doing that I'm Senior Captain and Training Officer with our Fire Department. I have been with my wife for 19 years and have three kids. When I find the time I split up my hobbies between woodworking, coin collecting, and my firearms collection.
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United States
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Awesome thread that I really never noticed before. I am a Clinical Laboratory Scientist at a major medical facility in West TN. I also collect vintage Star Wars toys, but they have taken the back seat since 2011 when my father gave me his coin collection. I'm 39 with a wife and little girl. My little girl loves coins. For Christmas, Santa put a 5 oz copper round (1929 incuse Indian style) in her stocking. Boy, was she excited!
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01/15/2014 6:57 pm
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United States
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This is a neat thread. It is really fun to see what everyone does for a living.
I actually work for a well known thrift shop and handle an account for my state attorney generals office auctioning off abandoned safety deposit box contents online. I get mostly coins so...technically I'm a numismatist. I really love it. I get a bunch of other stuff too. I really love vintage and antique stuff.
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United States
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20 year old student here. Which is unfortunate because it's definitely a rural school and I have no banks to go ask for boxes of coin to CRH.  My major is Actuarial Science with a Minor in statistics. I applied for a statistics internship with ESPN. Hoping hard for that right now! Can't wait until my next break, looking forward to some CHR  |
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