So everybody, I have some Indonesian turquoise cabs here. They are 25 a piece. That's row one. This is row two. This is row three. There's the buffalo nickel to show you size. This is row four. You can see some pi-right shining in some of these. There's row five. There's only three there. Some of these are flat on the bottom and some are flat on the top. But all can be wear wrapped. They're all polished very well. They're all very intriguing. Some have two sides that can be shown. And so some don't. Like that one just has one side that's nice. With this one, both sides are nice. So it just depends which one you pick up. That has mostly matrix on the back. So if you want any of these, they are row number. One, two, three, four, and five. I also have some lovely large, fossilized coal, stone guitars, various styles, and shapes. And these are from Indonesia as well. I'm going to see the patterns on some of these are quite interesting. And to show you the size, there's one in my hand. You can see they're pretty big. And they're pretty thick. And all sides are polished. You could glue a bell on the back or you could wire wrap them around the neck. Or whatever way you have imagined. I have another tray of these underneath. So I'm going to go over that. This is row one, tray two. Those two are transparent right here. So that's a little different. And this is the bottom row. Let me pick these two up for a minute to show you let the transparent. And see through these. Translucin. So my neck you can tell them. Here you can. Those are two very unique ones. I personally like the ones with this shape. I don't know if those are called electric guitars or what those are. But they're pretty interesting. So these are 25 apiece. 5 by 5. And they're 20 apiece. 5 or more. And that's as low as I can go on these. Thanks for looking. All proceeds for our Caprice orphanage in Chapata, Sanvia. Bye for now.