“Loose Lips Sink Ships” Pirate Challenge and similar items

"Loose Lips Sink Ships" According to Wikipedia, "'Loose lips sink ships' is an American English idiom meaning "beware of unguarded talk". The phrase originated on propaganda posters during WWII." It's a phrase that I've always kept in mind as a reminder that you never may know who is listening in. I figured that it adapts well to the Golden Age of Piracy as well, since many times word of a treasure laden ship would make its way the eagerly waiting ears of a pirate captain looking for a fat prize to hunt! On the front of the coin, I have wrapped the phrase around a skull with its finger held up to say "Shhh," with a sunken ship below it. I had a lot of fun designing the reverse side! It features three skulls in the traditional "See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil" positions, with cutlasses separating them. I decided to go in a more...pirate...direction for the wording though! "I Didn't See Shit, I Didn't Hear Shit, I Ain't Saying Shit" This is a 1.75" diameter coin made in antique nickel with antique copper details, and an aged appearance to look as if it came straight out of the Golden Age of Piracy. Shipping via USPS, International shipping via Global Shipping Program only.