registered package

[KevinD]

We got a Red at my office today that weightd 67 lbs, had $114 in postage.

You figure it out... :nuts:

 

[nnuut]

We got a Red at my office today that weightd 67 lbs, had $114 in postage.

You figure it out... :nuts:

Lower prices in Oil and Gas will regulate the price of shipping goods across the country. This won't happen immediately but trickle down to the consumer in lower prices for goods and transportation. I love it!

 

[James48843]

We got a Red at my office today that weightd 67 lbs, had $114 in postage.

You figure it out... :nuts:

Who sent it?

BOTH a red UPS label, AND U.S. mail postage???

It couldn't have been sent by another government office, could it?

 

[Show-me]

Someone making silver bullets.

 

[Guest2]

This thread caught my attention, however, the significance of a "Red"
has totaly lost me. Is this a Postal Thing ? I appologize in advance for
my ignorance on the topic. Maybe a little clarification would help.

 

[KevinD]

Red is postal lingo for a registered package.

I was thinking this was a gold bar but the math ain't working out.

What is gold going for now days?

 

[Guest2]

Red is postal lingo for a registered package.

I was thinking this was a gold bar but the math ain't working out.

What is gold going for now days?

Thanks for the explanation. Maybe its Silver ? :laugh:

 

[KevinD]

When dropped it sounded like a steel plate.

Edit: That didn't sound good did it?

It took 2 of us to lift it.

 

[KevinD]

It was shaped just like this...but it weighed 67 lbs.

 

[KevinD]

A 67 lb package costs about $60 to mail. The fee for registered mail is $42.10 for the first 25K in value and $1.20 for each additional thousand up to 15 million.

So $60 + $42.10 is $102 leaving $12. So the value of the "thing" in the package was around $35K.

Really...whats gold going for?

 

[Show-me]

$700/oz

 

[Show-me]

$733

 

[KevinD]

16 oz in a lb times 67 lbs = 1072 oz times $733 =...

It couldn't have been a gold bar could it?

What about silver?

 

[Show-me]

16 oz in a lb times 67 lbs = 1072 oz times $733 =...

It couldn't have been a gold bar could it?

Someone making silver bullets.

Yep, silver is most likely.

 

[Show-me]

67 pound is exactly one kilo. 1 kilo 977 = troy oz, times $9.49 = $9271

 

[Show-me]

For gold, 977 x $733 = $716,000

 

[KevinD]

I knew I came to the right place. Thanks Show-Me!

 

[Show-me]

Can I have one in my Christmas stocking?

 

[Guest2]

Can I have one in my Christmas stocking?

Silver and Gold, Silver and Gold {Burl Ives Reference} These are a few
of my favorite things. :toung: