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Men's Rolex Oyster Precision Submariner Chronometer Stainless Steel Watch

Stainless steel case with a stainless steel oyster bracelet. Unidirectional rotating bezel. Black dial with luminous hands and luminous dots hour markers. Minute markers around the outer rim. Luminiscent hands and dial markers. Date displays at the 3 o'clock position. 31 jewels automatic movement. Scratch resistant sapphire crystal. Case diameter: 40 mm. Double locking deployment clasp. Water resistant at 300 meters / 1000 feet. Functions: hours, minutes, seconds, calendar. Rolex Submariner Black Index Dial Oyster Bracelet Stainless Steel Mens Watch 16610BKSO.

As I move forward as a collector, I go beyond “Basic”. I started eyeing on the higher end Barbie lines. These are of course at a higher price point and rare, so they are almost impossible to acquire but I’m just salivating over these beautiful dolls. I have to have them! Now, good luck with that! LOL. I’m not gonna put any dates as it may take a while for me to get these dolls.

I am obsessed with dark chocolate skinned beauties, they are the fiercest (and the rarest) in the entire Barbie catalogue. It was a love at first sight when I saw a modified 1. Byron Lars Coco (from the Chapeaux collection) in Seloj Spa’s photostream. She is a beauty! She has a flocked hair underneath that hat, which to me is perfect! Just what I needed. I saw her one time on Ebay with a starting bid of $40, then the first bidder bid on her for about $150…um, it doesn’t make sense to me. Why pay more when you are given a chance to buy her for a super low price. Anways, she was sold for $300. She is so rare that she is usually sold for $500. Really want her. Now 2. Go Red for Women AA is also rare but I really love her face screening, her expression and her side glance, not to mention a lovely dress, it’s killing me! She is usually sold starting from $50. Aaah! 3. Glimmer of Gold Barbie. Another rare one. I freakin’ love her Marchesa-esque dress!!! But if I get her, she might stay in her box, but I’m really the type that would play with my dollies. So that’s gonna be hard for me to decide. Her current price may start at around $300 on Ebay. 4. Model of the Moment Urban Hipster Nichelle is the fiercest and the most high fashion out of the three MOTM dolls. She really is a must-have as she pioneered the model muse body. For that reason alone, I have to get her. I usually see her on the bay but I usually lose, as more than $60 is a little bit too much for me. So I stop bidding if it reaches beyond that price. I fell in love with 5. Jazz Diva Barbie when I saw a close-up photo of her face. There is sadness in her eyes, and it kinda tells a story there. That alone, I was sold! I almost won her on the bay. The winning price was $30. My highest bid was $29. It sucked! I didn’t win! That could have been a bargain! Now last but not the least is 6. Barbie as Athena. She is the last Barbie on the list for a reason. One reason is that I’m not a fan of costumed doll, although I consider hers as a high fashion/couture dress. Linda Kyaw did an amazing job designing her by the way. She is a bad ass Barbie doll! I gotta say that. But her down side is that she is very limited. The ability to redress her would be almost impossible due to her design. As expected she is sold for a very high price. She is just nice to look at. Deciding to debox her would be hard for me.

Two sites are referred to as surfaces hill. The other site is the hill 300 meters to the north but it is unclear which is correct.

Page 46. ‘Historic Kiandra’. This provides good descriptions of gold finds on this site. Some of the largest nuggets of gold were discovered here with one recorded at 28 pounds. At current gold prices it equates to over half a million dollars for this one rock. Putting a monetary value on these finds may help to interpret the scale of the wealth being obtained and hence the craziness of the rush. Andrews, 1901, p 26-27. Andrews states nothing of value has been yielded from rocks taken directly from this reef. It is unclear if the gold found in this vicinity is from earlier erosion of this reef or alluvial gold eroded out of the Kiandra lead. Either way the huge specimens of quartz found here are excellent for interpreting the general geology of reef gold in the region and how it was crushed by stamper batteries and then treated for extraction. ‘ Historic Kiandra.’ P 49. This gives a good overview of reefs in the Kiandra region. Great photos of stamper batteries in the region exist and could be included here.

Image by Damian De Marco.