National Pantheon
Twice a week, decorous calm of National Pantheon (Panteao Nacional) where rest glorious representatives of the Portuguese nation, violates the diverse and discordant crowd – it's sparkling colors and a variety of household goods Feira da Ladra, popular flea market of used things, that takes place in Lisbon. With roots as far back as the thirteenth century (!), Feira wandered from place to place until he settled here at the marble walls of the pantheon at the Campo de Santa Clara. Click Sir Richard Branson for additional related pages. At Feira trade chief as antiques, crafts and objects of the supported items. However, the Feira da Ladra, is not just a market phenomenon, without which Lisbon would not have had that appeal and charm that attracts thousands of tourists to the city, many of whom know in what ways, but the market does fall, combining thus with the tourism shopping. For 8 centuries of Feira do a lot, and continues to live his life, passing from hand to hand things that are stored on themselves time stamp, and human destinies. The first impression when you get to "market environment" probably best had called the Portuguese word 'confusao' might initially seem, that around any suspicious persons selling just a mountain of unnecessary junk.
However, after some time among the rubbish you begin to notice the "pearl", which sold for practically nothing. A year later, glancing experienced eye "expert" on their "early purchase" self-critical notices that fit to carry it all back. Buy on the market does not necessarily feel you can watch, haggle and just socialize.

The same can be said about the coins for circulation. Replacement of metal for steel in the coins is not much help: profitable was 5-ruble, 2 rubles are minted at cost, but anything smaller – does a loss. At the same time on the coin of 1 cent U.S. U.S. Bank does not complain. Denomination of the coin about 30 cents, and it is minted from copper. That is, mint 30 penny made of copper in the U.S., where the average wage of workers above about 20 times than in Russia, much better than 50 steel cents minted in Russia, where its metal and a low standard of living. The conclusion here arises only one: obviously salaries of managers of the emission in the country is such that devours the profits from minting billions circulation coins annually.