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Old 12-Jan-2006   #1
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Mame, Dime for scale

Here is a Mame of mine, I have a Dime set beside it for scale. What do you think?
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Hi MN,


Nice Mercury dime.You don't say what species you are working with here..man thats tiny.A serissa?
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Ya it is a Serissa sry .
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I think you're full of baloney. The leaves on your mame would be less than an eighth of an inch long, and Mercury dimes were last minted in 1945.
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Well congratulations Zube XD. You win lol. It is a Fake Dime, it is 5" . But the tree is still very real. This is my same Serissa as I posted a while back. But I dug up my old Dime and though it would be cute.

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Mame,yeah right

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Here is a Mame of mine, I have a Dime set beside it for scale. What do you think?

Nice virt here. Either that or your dime is 10" diameter.
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It is a Fake Dime, it is 5" .

It is a real tree , The Dime is only 5" though.
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Here is a Mame of mine, I have a Dime set beside it for scale. What do you think?


Please send me a 'Dime', so I know how big it is, otherwise try using inches, or better still centimeters, some of us are not Americans.

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M N You are a very naughty boy go to your room. Hehehe LOL.
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For referrence, a dime is about as wide as my pinky finger is. Does that give any indication as to the "perceived" scale.

Good trick Mispeldnaim. I /thought/ '72 was a little late for the mercury dime.

The nursery pot seemed a little out of scale too. It was fun though.
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