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basic_powers) wrote2012-05-19 07:04 pm
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Gotham City visit, day 2.
It's morning. Actually to clarify things, it's morning in Gotham City, set in the apartment of Dinahs Lance, Snr. and Jnr. There might be birds outside, or that low soft whistling might be the house guest, having found some eggs to fry up for breakfast, while the morning wake-up aroma of fresh coffee spreads through the apartment.
Despite the very late and unsociable hours of conciousness last night, their house guest found himself rising with the dawn as per certain habits. Namely those of 'getting people fed' and not becoming the recipient of the ice-water wake up call.
Despite the very late and unsociable hours of conciousness last night, their house guest found himself rising with the dawn as per certain habits. Namely those of 'getting people fed' and not becoming the recipient of the ice-water wake up call.
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"By the way, do you know any good pawnshops or cash for gold places in town?"
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He's going to hold up a little bag of something that goes clink in a satisfying way.
"Well, I earned a -lot- of tips with my ice cream booth at the last party. Coin from the Italian renaissance, 5 gold coins and a good bakers dozen of solid silver."
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Because quite frankly, as big a history nerd as he is, you'd have to steal it from him. Or pry it from his cold dead hands.
He knows where the bikes and helmets are anyways.
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She rinses her empty coffee cup in the sink and turns back towards the master bedroom. "Make your list."
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"Ready, then?"
She holds the door for him.
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Coins tucked into an inner jacket pocket, notebook of supply lists in the outer pocket of the zippered denim jacket.
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"You want to come inside with me?"
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You know, see if she recognizes.it. Detective habits die hard.
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"I'd like to know what sort of price you'd give me for these.." He's pushing one of the gold and four of the silvers across the counter.
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"Where did you get these from?"
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"Well," he says, "I've never seen coins like this before. If you want to find their historic value, you'll need to see an antique dealer. I can pay you for the value of the metal."
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If the pawnbroker had asked, he'd have found out how much a nerd Beauford is. One long babbling spree of the history of the Florida Coastline and the Changing Course of Mighty rivers.
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"I'll have to check, but I figure these silvers will be worth about two twenty five, two thirty. Seven fifty for the gold. How many are you looking to seel?"
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And even with underselling he's getting cash right now.
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"Two twenty nine each, for the silver," he says. "Seven fifty seven gold. Which makes sixteen hundred and seventy three dollars. Cash?"
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"You got ID?"
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There's a little bundle of a wallet pulled from another pocket inside of the jacket. It's an out of state license, one for Seattle, Washington, but it has all of the correct info.
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