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	There were Wooden Nickels in the Garden Of Eden. Translation: "Good for a free Apple"
	There were Wooden Nickels at Noah's Ark. Translation: "Admit Two to the Ark"
	Early use of Wooden Nickels was found on the cave walls in the south of France. The crude Neanderthal drawing is a Wooden Nickel showing two buffalos. Translated it means "Buy One - Get One Free".
	This Egyptian Wooden Nickel translates as: Admit One to TUT'S Tomb
	In the classic Greek era Wooden Nickels were used as entrance tickets to the first OLYMPICS in 771BC.
	This Roman Wooden Nickel was used as a discount coupon to the charriot races.
	This Ancient Roman Wooden Nickel is thought to have something to do with the Gladiator's Uniform Dress code
	The Ancients all had to make their Wooden Nickels by hand. In 1450 Johannes Gutenberg invented the Wooden Nickel Printing Press...
	One of the first Wooden Nickels off his press was: "10% off any new Bible"
	The meaning of this famous Leonardo da Vinci manuscript was unknown for centuries.
	A recent discovery proves it was actually Leonardo da Vinci's plans for his first Wooden Nickel design
	Surely everyone can remember Leonard's greatest "The Wooden Mona Lira"
	In the Rubyat of Omar Kayam it is written: "A jug of Wine, A Wooden Nickel, and Thou
	Hannibal crossed the Alps with Elephants and lots of "Elephant Chips"
	William Shakespeare once wrote: "To take or not to take, a Wooden Nickel. That is the question"
	Christopher Columbus gave Wooden Nickels to the American Natives.
	Wooden nickels were used as the boarding pass on the Mayflower.
	Every schoolchild will remember that Peter Minuet bought Manhattan Island for 24 Wooden Nickels.
	General George Washington was known for throwing a Wooden Nickel across the Potomac River.
	Paul Revere was well known for his famous ride. One Wooden Nickel if by land, two if by sea.
	Benjamin Franklin was the first to say "A Wooden Nickel saved is a Wooden Nickel earned"
	The Battle Cry heard at the Alamo: "Remember the Wooden Nickel"
	This Wooden Nickel was good for a "Free Ice Cream" at Custer's Last Stand.