CR Silver Money clip discounted..

ke02eww · February 2009

Remember the money clip from Casino Royale?...

well in case anyone missed it...they're discounting it...

'James Bond' Silver Money Clip
This money clip is hand made and has feature hallmarks from the assay office in London. Was featured in the film Casino Royale used by Daniel Craig as James Bond.
£69.00 Offer Price £41.40
Enter Promotional Code: 123RDP

http://www.silvershopgifts.com/for-him/368/james-bond-silver-money-clip

note.. use promotional code 123RDP

Asp9mm · February 2009

Goes nicely with Sruzgars Visa card {[]

ke02eww · February 2009

precisely....

sadly the euro's that complete the display are a lot more expensive (to us brits anyway....)

Asp9mm · February 2009

ke02eww wrote:

precisely....

sadly the euro's that complete the display are a lot more expensive (to us brits anyway....)

There is always Monopoly money

Bond edition of course 8-)

Panache · February 2009

Thanks for the heads up!

Christian Bale may have worn Sunspel like Bond as Batman but I guess he won't be having one of these - it's got DP on it!

ke02eww · February 2009

Panache wrote:

Thanks for the heads up!

Christian Bale may have worn Sunspel like Bond as Batman but I guess he won't be having one of these - it's got DP on it!

He needn't have worried..

DP stands for the manufacturer, Douglas Pell

http://www.jamesbondlifestyle.com/index_accessories.php?m=ac&g=ac027

btw, welcome to AJB Panache...

agent 00 · February 2009

Look here 50 Euro for in the moneyclip

Now the moneyclip is free

Panache · February 2009

Um yes I knew it stood for Douglas Pell just making a bad joke.

Off to a flying start!

ke02eww · February 2009

no problem....

if we banned bad jokes from here we'd have said good bye to Bondtoys long ago...

now about that euro note...

a) Reproduction of euro banknotes
According to article 2 of the ECB decision (ECB/2003/4) of 20 March 2003, the following conditions must be observed in using reproduced copies of euro banknotes:

3. Reproductions complying with the following criteria shall be deemed lawful since there is no risk that the general public might mistake them for genuine euro banknotes:
a) one-sided reproductions of a euro banknote as specified in Article 1, provided that the size of the reproduction is at least 125% of both the length and width or at most 75% of both the length and the width of the respective euro banknote as specified in Article 1....

http://www.bof.fi/NR/rdonlyres/DA588D72-71E9-4282-9298-27BC510C57AA/0/SeteleidenAiheidenKayttaminen_en.pdf

...that note looks 1.25 times the size of a real note now doesn't it.. agent00?...

agent 00 · February 2009

ke02eww wrote:

no problem....

if we banned bad jokes from here we'd have said good bye to Bondtoys long ago...

now about that euro note...

a) Reproduction of euro banknotes
According to article 2 of the ECB decision (ECB/2003/4) of 20 March 2003, the following conditions must be observed in using reproduced copies of euro banknotes:

3. Reproductions complying with the following criteria shall be deemed lawful since there is no risk that the general public might mistake them for genuine euro banknotes:
a) one-sided reproductions of a euro banknote as specified in Article 1, provided that the size of the reproduction is at least 125% of both the length and width or at most 75% of both the length and the width of the respective euro banknote as specified in Article 1....

http://www.bof.fi/NR/rdonlyres/DA588D72-71E9-4282-9298-27BC510C57AA/0/SeteleidenAiheidenKayttaminen_en.pdf

...that note looks 1.25 times the size of a real note now doesn't it.. agent00?...

it's even bigger than that

and only one side
:007) So it should be legal

Higgins · February 2009

ke02eww wrote:

no problem....

if we banned bad jokes from here we'd have said good bye to Bondtoys long ago...

Sad to see that you lowered yourself down to the level of your other UK pal.

talking about Monopoly money....

ke02eww · February 2009

yes...loos legal agent00....

can't be too careful these days....{[]

and sorry bondtoys, couldn't resist....:D

can't wait for you to buy me a beer now ur money is good....

Higgins · February 2009

I offered to buy you a pint the 16th, but you've let me down

Roikins · February 2009

And just for completeness:

[img][/img]http://img15.imageshack.us/img15/7383/hallmarkdy8.jpg

ke02eww · February 2009

Bondtoys wrote:

I offered to buy you a pint the 16th, but you've let me down

pm'd you....

Aston Martin DBS · February 2009

I don't know if anyone else has experienced anything like this but I've just tried to print off some 50 Euro notes to display with my Visa Card replica, (but I don't have the money clip yet), on my Lexmark X3580 printer only for it to stop half way through as I appear to be printing bank notes and it's not allowed for security reasons or something like that...

...Big Brother is watching us everywhere! B-)

Roikins · February 2009

I know the new Photoshop will not allow you to scan or edit currency. Of course, there are special patches to disable that feature, but it's interesting your printer does it.

agent 00 · February 2009

I have a HP Photosmart C5200 series scanner/printer mine scans and prints banknotes without a problem Euro/Pounds/dollars.

these are printed notes on the photo.
:007)

agent 00 · February 2009

You could try to print this,as it's for display you won't see the white.:007)

Good luck :007)

Mark Hazard · February 2009

Asp9mm wrote:

ke02eww wrote:

precisely....

sadly the euro's that complete the display are a lot more expensive (to us brits anyway....)

There is always Monopoly money Bond edition of course 8-)

I thought euros were Monolpoly money

)

ke02eww · February 2009

Why am i thinking of stones and greenhouses?....

back on topic, simon has done a great job on the cards, and the dp clip finishes this off beautifully...

now we need to encourage him to get going on the other cards......

would anyone be keen on the black amex from qos?....

Elvis · February 2009

I'd be interested in one of those.

AufingerFan · February 2009

I have a stupid question regarding etiquette of using a money clip- do you fold the bills so that the highest denomination is showing, or the lowest denomination bill(s)? Anyone know?

agent 00 · February 2009

AuH2Ofan wrote:

I have a stupid question regarding etiquette of using a money clip- do you fold the bills so that the highest denomination is showing, or the lowest denomination bill(s)? Anyone know?

I think if you are a showoff the highest above,
and if you are modest the lowest on top

but i don't know ?:)

Roikins · February 2009

It's all personal preference and if you have OCD. You can keep the bill order as you would in a regular wallet, even if that is no order at all.

Panache · February 2009

AuH2Ofan wrote:

I have a stupid question regarding etiquette of using a money clip- do you fold the bills so that the highest denomination is showing, or the lowest denomination bill(s)? Anyone know?

In Paul Kyriazi's book and Cd "The Complete James Bond Lifestyle Seminar" (available on Amazon.com) he talks a bit about using a money clip. He advises putting a large bill on top and if possible one in the centre. That way you will always know you have that big bill there if you need it. It also helps with your "prosperity programming" as he calls it.

This is obviously his opinion, it's an interesting theory but just because he's had a book published doesn't make him Yoda.

Personally I don't know that there is a hard and fast rule as far as Money Clip etiquette is concerned.

Oh and there are no stupid questions my friend only stupid answers. (which I hope this isn't!)

AufingerFan · February 2009

Many thanks for the insight, Panache! I should have thought to look at Paul's book- I recall now him saying that an easy first step toward living a James Bond lifestyle was the purchase and use of a nice moneyclip.

Mister White · February 2009

The problem with Euro's is that the larger the denomination of the bill, the larger the bill.

So if you were to put a 5 Euro bill on the outside, and a 50 Euro bill on the inside the 50, being a larger bill, would stick out...:#

silvershopgifts · November 2010

Hi members,

Just to confirm we are still offering the money clip used by Daniel Craig in the Casino Royale film at a reduced price for all forum members.

You can buy the clip here http://www.silvershopgifts.com/for-him/368/james-bond-silver-money-clip and enter the promotional code 123RDP for your 40% discount. This code also applies to all of the products on our site so please feel free to browse around and email me on support@silvershopgifts.com if you have any questions. Please spread the word to friends, relatives, colleagues etc.

Many thanks

Richard
SilverShopGifts

CR Silver Money clip discounted..

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