Well done ttkoo, I had 3 denomination from Denmark in 1874, but not the 25 ore. Similarly with your French coin, I have 3 from 1952, but not the 50f. So go fish.
I forgot to post carp pictures. About 30 years ago I visited Pymatuning Reservoir in northwestern Pennsylvania (very near Lake Erie). The man attraction is the carp - the park's slogan is "Where the ducks walk on the fish". I took pictures (slides) but never scanned them, so here's a video of the carp gathering to be fed by tourists.
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Boy they are thick! In parts of Australia, the European carp have taken over the waterways, over competing with our native fish. If you catch a carp, it is illegal to return it to the water.
Carp are a nuisance and worse just about everywhere. Here in Louisiana (and all over the US) silver (Asian) carp are a real problem. You don't even need a rod and reel to catch them but unfortunately they're not very good to eat.
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Quote: but unfortunately they're not very good to eat.
It seems it's all in the way it's prepared. Can't stress the fish out before it's killed or it will taste muddy. I am watching a series on TV at the moment called "Eat the Invaders"
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Posted 01/31/2025 6:20 pm
Uncirculated American Silver Eagles 
