Business Credit Cards

My husband and I are doing ebay once in a while. And sometimes it frustrates me if I don't have any extra money to buy something for him. But thankfully I got this crisis resolved when I started my own business on ebay. It is not that much but it is an extra income I could turn to, whenever I need to shop online..Lol..It's like my earnings online is my shopping money. Oh well! Since we started this small business, a friend of ours had told us to get a business credit cards for both of us. Well we've thought about getting one but was still having second thoughts. Since a friend of ours had assured us that it is okay and could use it to our advantage, we may go ahead get our respective cards. It will also help our credit scores as well because right now our credit scores are not so poor and not so great either and it requires a credit card to increases our credit scores. So we are up to go and start searching for a great deal we can get on our business credit cards.

Resting

It's been a long day today. Been busy for a bit too. Actually I am just taking a break and get back to work shortly. Hope things will work out well on the items were selling on Ebay and hopefully we won't run out of stocks. Right now sales is doing pretty good and hopefully it goes on and on and one.

2009 Lincoln Formative year Penny Roll

LINCOLN CITY, Ind. -- Nearly 3,000 people gathered at a southern Indiana park Thursday for the U.S. Mint's release of a new penny that pays homage to Abraham Lincoln's years as a Hoosier.The penny's release at Lincoln State Park created traffic jams and a quarter-mile-long line filled with coin collectors and Lincoln enthusiasts carrying umbrellas to ward off rain showers, 6News Ben Morriston reported."I took off running and ran up here so I could be first and I got the pennies. Yep, they're awesome," one woman said.Some waited for hours to get rolls of the newly minted coins that depict on their reverse "tails" side a teenage Lincoln reading a book while taking a break from rail splitting.Lincoln lived from age 7 to 21 in Spencer County in an area about 30 miles northeast of Evansville that was then little more than a densely wooded frontier town.Some collectors said they were stocking up on the pennies to sell later."There's no telling (how much they're worth). Mine are going straight to eBay," one man said.Experts said each coin could fetch up to $40.The Indiana Lincoln penny is the second in a four-part penny series depicting different stages in Lincoln's life being released as part of events celebrating the 200th anniversary of his birth.