Tresure for a pirate . . .

[Tudor MercWench Smith]

'ello all!

I'm looking for a little trinket to give to a pirate I know before he leaves port. Historically, what would a lass give to her favourite pirate to bring him good luck and saftey on his travels.

[HarborMaster]

Aztec Gold sez I .., A cursed coin ., one the glistens in the moonlight. He can take it anywhere and wear it always !!!

HarborMaster

[Tudor MercWench Smith]

I think I'd prefer him NOT to look like a skeleton . . . although, he would be immortal if anyone decides they want to run him through . . . hmm, worth a ponder that one

[Captain Jim-sib]

A scented handkerchief or a pebble from a stream in the home port.

[Silver Steele]

You could always give him a St. Christophers medallion to give him hope of safe passage and protection to return to you. St. Christopher is the patron saint for travelers.

[Trish_Cavendish]

Tattoos'd be best, but anything involving a pig or a chicken'd do swelly as, according to tradition, them animals are afeared of the water and with them on, yer loper won't drown.

[HarborMaster]

Myself .., I still say the Cursed Coin .,Course he will have to sleep with one eye open at all times, as his ship mates will be plotting against him for it. Perhaps a good chain to dangle it from , something like this chain to keep you down

[Nelson Cooke]

I'd want a doxy.

[Mission]

Give him an authentic Spanish coin from Mel Fisher's Atocha salvage. (If you really want to spend some money, that is. You can pick some of them up for about $200- $400. Maybe you can e'en do better on eBay.)