mint. perfect ms70.i have the to coin set at a special price break of $40 off. one- time-only. i 179 and they are calling to go very quickly. you get both coins plus the red oak presentation box which is $24.99 which makes them about $100 per piece. --they are going to go very quickly >>host: normally the silver eagles are done at west point.vwhy did san francisco do them? >>guest: point cannot make them fast enough. obviously a much smaller quantity were made at san francisco. so it is important, the only way you can know that it from the san francisco mink isn't it has been certified by one of the four major rating companies. --san francisco mint is if it has been you get 2perfect 2011 12 silver eagles which are sold out. and they sell for significant premiums. yet i bring them at our best price ever but only for basically this 15,000 actually less than that that i have got.you get both of them for $226.i have sold thousands for $269. only as our last prime-time show before the holidays t

because the west point mint makes all the proof sets. certified perfect. in the red a presentation box. means they come to about $199 apiece. i could sell a thousand of them in one show if i put them on. the silver in the east as talks significantl. these has gone up significantly. the value is in the numismatic value and for this particular coin alone. >>host: stay right there i have you covered but if you are not on a line right now is when the sell out. stay on the line and do not hang up. the coins are excellent condition and should i get them and shored? >>guest: no but certified. -- in shortinsured >>host: there you go. fun got done talking about the 2 silver and now we have four minutes and this is going to be gone as well. what makes it different and we just saw? >>guest: satin finish coin.3 the u.s. government makes a regular (...) they made a present terry presentational (...) it has the west point mint mark and in the history of the u.s. government and they have been making them since 1986 they had done five of them. 2006 7 8

>>guest: i want to repeat that you the 20 minted coins and the denver mint coins the reverse and with coins that they do not even make any more is the absolutely to snowberries 20 duties at this price in the red oak presentation box. >>host: is a good deal might with everybody in the ordering process we are more people calling and what quantity available. the presidential quoins is a set my husband collects i ever getting them for the holidays is a great set the put under the christmas tree. look at 2012 pr69 @ mixed s- mint proof silver eagle dollar coin at the price $129.95 if you like to jump in the process to get your spirit really have 22 left it is i c13 and set it is all the sampras's the mint proof silver dollar 31986-1990 to end 2012 is $1,199.90 by and we are including all of the government's original packaging and mic there is a lot silver included and that. item number 220-125 and we have more coming up with bellezza check-in with a good friend brett and see what's happening on the spotlight. >>host: thanks and welcome to the spotlight want to make sure it did you know tha

uncirculated and ms64 certified from the san francisco mint in 1879.ice brilliant uncirculated >>guest: is one was made 2001 and this was made 1879. which one is nicer? that is a special coin but this one right 1879 s. c13 the early3 francisco mint coins because they had just sent new equipment out and the coins for just struck so well that you get this coin- and it looks3 one of those commemorative coins but is not. it is a real coin and made in san francisco in 1879. looks like it was literally made yesterday and it is stunning and certified and ms difficult is it to find something like this? >>guest: they made a billion morgan silver eagles and there's only like a thousand left. >>guest: one year later and look the reverse of this coin. i can tell you this right now i am a little surprise at that.that is a solid ms64 areand a half to the match the front and back because of bag marks here and all morgan silver dollars have them. that looks one and which one looks better? this coin looks better than this one and is $169! it is stunning. have 140 of th

mint did pass a rule that banned melting coins due to rising metal prices and it's illegal to transport more than five hundred pennies out of the country as well try getting those thirty s a anyway but in two thousand and seven the mint issued a press release stating why there is concern they said that speculators could remove pennies and nickels from circulation and sell them as scrap for profit so there you have it in action but here is an older example of gresham's law in the seventy's an eighteenth century great britain was on a silver standard but when the master of the mint sir isaac newton there is a fine looking fellow he established a new mint ratio of silver to gold which overvalued gold and undervalued silver and you can imagine what happened as i explained what happens in this law this is over began to disappear and gold flowed into the country now gresham's law can be applied not just to money but to more than that to perhaps politics and forms of capitalism as well where the cream never rises to the top in fact it goes towards the lowest common denominator but that's where

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of us i am ranting of there's no such thing as society let's go back to the question of him mr de mint ought to be applauded and the reason he ought to be applauded is he doesn't want to make a lifetime career out of serving as a politician and still on the government dole he said he would serve two terms and not only did he keep his word he stays away like sarah pail and it. is quitting like that or fail it is a term getting i get you know again it's good to get the money ok that's remarkable the only way that you get new progressive think people should operate is as long as they are in government it's better i'm saying you leave government you haven't heard me condemn jim de mint for taking. my fight is a fascinating suspicious well you know actually that's one of the one of the things that i'm reading in in the right wing blogs is that jim de mint was an audible guy because he was one of the poorest of the us senators is a net worth of forty thousand bucks why not talk about any and we will be back with more of tonight's big picture rubble right after the break. and the mission free

ice breakers mints. break the ice. question: why are ice breakers mints called mints?wer in a moment. fruit just got cooler. fruit on one side, cool on the other. ice breakers duo. a fruity, cool way to break the ice. brought to you by ice breakers mints. break the ice. [ singing christmas carols in background ] aunt sally's singing again. it's a tradition honey. [ singing christmas carols ] mmmm. [ female announcer ] make new traditions with pillsbury grands! cinnamon rolls. [ female announcer ] what would you call an ordinary breakfast pastry that's been wrapped in a flaky crust stuffed with a gooey center toasted up all golden brown then given a delicious design? a toaster strudel. pillsbury toaster strudel. so delicious...so fun. >> eliot: one of the reasons cited by senate republicans to ratify an u.n. treaty providing protection to people with disabilities they didn't believe big decisions should be made by a lame duck congress, really? these are the same folks who were supposed to be in serious negotiations about the impending fiscal cliff. even mitch mcconnell

>> i like the mints, the chocolate mints. what's your favorite? >> jimmy: thin mints?samoas, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: i think they changed the name of it. >> i thought they did change the name of it, right? >> jimmy: caramel delite. great job, yeah, yeah. so much better. but either way, they are my faves, man. all right, last time you came on, you introduced me to a new product called the weekender. >> the weekender, right. i got crotch rot from those weekenders. i know. but i have something new to show you. a friend of mine went to japan. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, yeah. >> and he brought me these things. and my brother david calls him panty toes, but i have to model them for you. i know, go ahead. can you see them? you see the panty toes? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness gracious. >> oh, that looks good. jimmy fallon tonight. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: panty toes? >> that's what they look like when you don't have them on. >> jimmy: that is the weirdest thing that i've ever seen in my life. and what -- and -- >> and that's what they look like in the homemade slippers. p

beautiful. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, in mint condition for a gre price.een stuck in a s >>> talk about a sweet christmas gift to give yourself a guy brought a classic corvette in mint condition. >> it had been stuck in storage for more than 30 years. here is cbs 5's stacy butler. >> reporter: the year that will mille vanili topped the charts. this corvette was stolen. >> i heard everything that i saw. >> the corvette still with 67 miles on it resurface the. >> it's clean, just like it was 24 years ago. >> reporter: corky rice recently bought it at a police auction. >> the most amazings thing was it had the original battery. >> reporter: it had been kept in an air tight storage container. >> somebody paid over $74,000 for the storage company. >> reporter: the man said that he could no longer pay the storage fees. he said that thugs forced him to keep it. he never knew how. >> he never said how he got it there. but it's too weird. >> reporter: mike robertson could not resist the corvette's smooth line and its story. >> i thought this is a time capsule. this

mint and cocoa mint, put these together, a little syrup. a little chocolate. going to strain all that out. let's see what happens. there's the straw. >> reporter: it's like an ice cream cloud. with endless flavor combinations, he can turn any meal into a culinary quiz show. let's see if you can trip me up. >> this one might stump you. >> cherry? >> no. >> reporter: raspberry. >> that's it. >> reporter: round two, here we go. >> classic cocktail. you almost got it. >> reporter: is this a mojito? >> yes, it is. >> reporter: and i'm cuban and it took me that long to get that one. >> our hold friend tonya rivero. i still got to chew. i don't know about you. >> i don't know if he makes a potato chip vapor. >> i'm still going for it, though. >> you can still inhale those. >> that's how charlie sheen eats. >>> this morning on "world news now," holiday horror at the mall. a gunman opens fire on crowds of christmas shoppers in a portland, oregon, suburb, where mall santa drops to his knees to stay safe. >> three people, including the gunman, are now dead and stunned su

no, only the federal reserve can print paper money and the secretary of the treasury can mint coins.ins, there are a number of restrictions. for example, the width of the dollar coin,ç it has to be .04 inches in diameter. there's one seemingly random but possibly extremely important loophole. making coins from platinum. it turns out that's pretty much the discretion of the secretary of the treasury. uss code 51-12 says the secretary may mint and issue platinum bullion coins and proof platinum coins in accordance with such spefgss, designs, varieties, quantities, denominations, and inscriptions as the secretary, in the secretary's discretion, may prescribe from time to time. that's pretty broad. so according to current existing law, and this is actually true, the government could, for instance, strike a coin tomorrow at the united states mint at west point and as long as it was platinum, the secretary of treasury could decree that this new coin was worth $1 trillion. doing so would solve a really big problem that's looming on the horizon. because, theoretically, the secretary of trea

fresh salad and mint. i love cooking with mint and cheese because it's creamy and fresh, great dimension. and then this is our little vinaigrette. it's lemon juice and olive oil, salt and pepper and that's it. there's your salad. >> now mix it around a little bit and what we got here, mix this little bit. what i'm going to do is put some of the olive oil on the burrata. put it on there. look how delicious and simple this is. thank you. it's a beautiful thing. back to you guys. they're going to love it. >> i already love it and i'm not evening tasting it. >>> i don't know about this next story. she was on a roll towards thousands of dollars on the game show wheel of fortune until a slip of the tongue cost her everything. renee was on the show last week and had the answer to the word puddle. it was seven swans a-swimming but when renee gave her answer she mispronounced the last word leaving the g off, of swimming so she said "swimmin." the judges ruled it wrong and the opponent won but renee isn't upset. >>

no, only the federal reserve can print paper money and the secretary of the treasury can mint coins.ot just any coins, there are a number of restrictions. for example, the width of the dollar coin, it has to be .043 inches in diameter. there's one seemingly random but possibly extremely important loophole. making coins from platinum. it turns out that's pretty much the discretion of the secretary of the treasury. uss code 51-12 says the secretary may mint and issue platinum bullion coins and proof platinum coins in accordance with such spefgss, designs, varieties, quantities, the basic competence necessary to pay your bills. that republican-made, self-inflicted crisis and the resolution to it created this current man-made self-inflicted crisis that we're in right now. one we're lamely calling the fiscal cliff. the way republicans in congress and the president solved the debt ceiling crisis was to build this cliff, that we're now supposedly dangling off of. they invented this deadline we're up against. the debt ceiling fight was a disaster, and now republicans, surprise, want to have

ice breakers mints. break the ice. question: why are ice breakers mints called mints?ent. >> a second pounding storm slams the west coast with a half of foot of rain in san francisco, trees, cars and trucks smashed and another major system on the way this weekend. >> cenk: another major storm--weird huh interesting. i'm here with everybody, michael shure, dorothy lucy, and mark thompson. the climate storms are here, the fire, drought, storms we've suffered through. it's a big issue for those the the americans, but not the politician. there is a report not in terms of the news they had but how dire the situation. the report last night. >> the numbers are staggering. 344 billion metric tons of ice melting in antarctica and green land a year. the amount of 1 million empire state police station. from a team of international researchers who looked at the data over the last 20 years creating what they say is the most accurate picture of melting. >> cenk: if you think that's bad, let me give you another fact that blew me away. arctic temperatures are expected to warm at twice

mints called mints? answer in a moment. fruit just got cooler.it on one side, cool on the other. ice breakers duo. a fruity, cool way to break the ice. brought to you by ice breakers mints. break the ice. [ male announcer ] born from the elements. ♪ ♪ destined to take them over. the uconnect command center with sirius xm satellite radio in the new 2013 ram 1500. engineered to move heaven and earth. guts. glory. ram. i think the number one thing that viewers like about the young turks is that we're honest. they can question whether i'm right, but i think that the audience gets that this guy, to the best of his ability, is trying to look out for us. >> eliot: i'm joined once again by dan gross of the new weeks and daily beast and brian beutler and eric bates. this was the damage that john boehner hung over the white house last year. the white house said we're going to put this all in one and boehner said you have to pay me a special price. it would be insane not to come to a resolution on this issue once and for all. >> it's really the only card th

them understand the important of education their futures in the world and academic excellence his mint doesn't stop at mentoring he helps many student pursue scholarships to per view their dreams for higher education he understand the value and importance of community service and empowering our people to be strong and proud and conscious and capable members of the community who never forgot their heritage. so abraham, on behalf of the city and county of the san francisco x we will like to presented you with the 2012 distinguished service award. (applause). >>> thank you all and i appreciate this very much from the government of san francisco and i thanks our community at large and everyone who is here and for them, i thank them also and we will try our best and the commitment to work with our arabs will never be interrupted or anything the work is continuous work all the time and that is what is suppose to be doing all of us. thank you all and thank you all our community for support. >> thank you very much. i want to take a few moments to thank all of the organizers tonight. and also,

-- five-mint drive into a longer detour.dents are filling sandbags to shore up their properties. one resident says he bought his home a few years ago, but back in 2005 the flood did some serious damage to that property. those flood caused tens of millions of daryls in damage the area. the heaviest rain here in the napa area are forecast for tomorrow morning, and the napa rein could rise as high as two feet, but it is not expected to overflow its banks, especially along the flood control area here downtown, and in case the river does jump its banks, some public officials are already take something precautionary measures and will be shutting town three public areas, the downtown river walk promenade, the auction bow preserve, and right here, the veterans memorial park will be shut down in case the napa river does jump its banks. reporting live in napa, abc-7 news. >> ama: some san franciscans on the top of mt. davidson remain without power. just before 9:00 a dead tree fell over on powerlines. it took down phone and cable line

-- five-mint drive into a longer detour.esidents are filling sandbags to shore up their properties. one resident says he bought his home a few years ago, but back in 2005 the flood did some serious damage to that property. those flood caused tens of millions of daryls in damage the area. the heaviest rain here in the napa area are forecast for tomorrow morning, and the napa rein could rise as high as two feet, but it is not expected to overflow its banks, especially along the flood control area here downtown, and in case the river does jump its banks, some public officials are already take something precautionary measures and will be shutting town three public areas, the downtown river walk promenade, the auction bow preserve, and right here, the veterans memorial park will be shut down in case the napa river does jump its banks. reporting live in napa, abc-7 news. >> ama: some san franciscans on the top of mt. davidson remain without power. just before 9:00 a dead tree fell over on powerlines. it took down phone and cable l

earlier this month we launched a medicated mint which is socially acceptable.ted. >> wait a second, trip. you have these products so you can get stoned without smoking. just put a thing like a mint as you say and it hats thc and you get loaded, right? >> well, we do focus on products that provide euphoric aspect or psycho aspects of medical cannabis. we will be focusing more on consumer related products that is correct. all of our products do provide generally state of euphoria to a patient. >> geraldo: state of euphoria to a pancht are you afraid the feds might not pay attention to the state law? they have the absolute right to ignore it, you know. >> geraldo, american taxpayers have been investing $42 billion a year to prohibition. the return on invest. has been that marijuana is everybody and america is the largest jailer per capita in the world. we are hoping the obama administration will take opportunity on second administration lame duck working on legacy to say hey, the voters -- the citizens voted in these two states. let's let the states work it out. >

his grandmother, an artist, had a number of paintings at the old mint in san francisco.ected scenes from that part of california. he took us down there and proudly showed us her work. although he traveled the world his family was always in his thoughts. california was always his home. what i will most remember about chris is how thoughtful he was and how people were drawn to him. chancellor wu wrote when chris was appointed ambassador, friends, professional acquaintances contacted me to encourage me to reach out to him. he was so well thought of. i sent a hand-written card and to my surprise he returned the correspondence with his own handwritten note. that would be very much like chris. he appreciated and enjoyed interactions with people. in fact, our friend chris highland put it very eloquently when he said, chris was the finest among us. more than his obviously charms, he was a man of substance and humility. at parties, dinners and gatherings he spent little times talking about himself and his accomplishments. only when he was forced to. instead he asked people about

we could have a mint and say we mint money. [laughter] solar's back. wait a second.7% jump in the stock today. looks like they priced it well enough that it did get the big pop. david, glad i didn't wear green. oh, my gosh. david: would have been too much. it is extraordinary how much people learn based on the mistakes facebook made. people are not overpricing their ipos anymore. they did exactly the right thing in the way they priced the sock, and, again, these guys don't make solar panels. the guys who went bad in the field are panel makers, but these guys install solar panels, a totally different business model. liz: charging less than what you would have paid with your, of course, utility. david: retail sales rose last month, but productions chief equity strategist says there's nothing positive about the report. what does this mean for the holiday shopping season and for the retail stocks? holiday winners and lossers you do not want to miss next. liz: feds' latest action outweighing the benefits? the ceo with us, with you, to tell you some of the market risks inv

. >> he's like a squatter in your house but you put mints on the pillow. >> she could leave, take her rent money and leave. >> christian and cici are stuck in purgatory. >> nothing is resolved. >> this isn't going to be resolved today. >> will i ever make the right decisions? >> i'm christian. i love that breeze. so amazing. >> yeah. >> i live in sherman oaks. >> and so do i. >> i work in film financing and i'm also a professional hand model and actress. >> i create art with writing and film and photography and food. >> he proposed. he was totally unprepared. >> i don't remember the ring. she tells me i got a jack in the box ring or something. was it jack in the box. >> there's no such thing as a jack in the box ring. >> we're divorced. >> and living together. >> are you going to want to look at the view or no? >> probably not. i've seen it enough. >> it can be very, very challenging at times. i have a question for you. do you still think that i'm your wife? >> no. i think you're my best friend and my roommate. i'm open to it resuming in a better way. i don't have anyone else in my li

i have gone through these things it is mint. you need a stack of accountants to understand this stuff. >> ceo's work for shareholders. i thinkn this case speaking out against obama care which is a substantial costs that weigh on profits is something they should do. it is proprofit to talk about a law to let the nation know and lawmakers know wha will cut in profits and so in this case, i think they should speak out. i question whether lower sales are relate to oba care. >> that's what they a saying. the hit they took from the press about critizing obama re led to people not frequenting their restaurants. john and i could mike a point of buying humus from whole food because we support the libitarian views of the chairman. but there is it the guy who applied the pizza topping voted republican once. let's boycott it it cuts both ways. >> by the way morgan, it is not only olive garden but papa john. >> bad press is bad for business. the ceo came out and said obama care would lead to 14 cents more per pie and one of our reporters did

we like mints and gum around here because we don't want anybody to have dragon breath but the crazy russiangoing to show us how to have dragon breath if you want. all you need is some cornstarch and a piece of paper. >> safety is number one priority. today we are going to have a fire extinguisher close by. >> let it out and blow on it. >> i don't recommend trying that at home. >> it's funny. he says don't try this at home yet shows us how to try it at home in his own kitchen and says it's just about the science of it yet told us none of the science behind this. >> no science whatsoever. >>> a standoff between a dog and -- well -- >> what? >> is that a lion? >> see who win this is showdown next. >> right on the edge. >>> benchmark for car performance is usually the 0 to 60 test. that benchmark is gone. the computer that gets all of that power from the car down to the road. watch how fast this thing goes. you're at 105.9 seconds. >> when would you ever need that kind of power in your car unless you're racing it? >> a lot of guys do race these cars when they buy these powerful machines. when y