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   KA7DRE said, 9 months ago

   Thomas must be a lot of fun when he goes to the bank !
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   AshburnStadium said, 9 months ago

   Photurus pennsylvanica is the official state insect of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. However, Pennsylvanians call them “lightning bugs.”
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   ASPI KATRAK said, 9 months ago

   Feel sorry for the guy who had to count all those pennies!!!!!
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   ASPI KATRAK said, 9 months ago

   I know a lot of women who react the same way when men flash their credit cards!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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   Radish said, 9 months ago

   That explains why D J Firefly gets all the girls.
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   barefoottech said, 9 months ago

   the mortgage final payment couldn’t happen in Australia or a lot of other countries. Even when Aussie land still used 1c coins, it was only legal tender to use a max of $10 worth at a time
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   ☆☆☆☆☆|~| °●° ★★★★★ said, 9 months ago

   I wonder what they grow over there.
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   Stagger Lee said, 9 months ago

   Rufus T Firefly led the study.
   
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   phritzg said, 9 months ago

   Currently, pennies are worth 2.2 cents in melt value. So he paid over twice what he had to.
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    ronald rini said, 9 months ago

    I agree with phritzg . pluse the trips to the bank to get them unless he has been saving them for years .
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    algurka said, 9 months ago

    @barefoottech

    The IRS has taken the same stand. When a taxpayer tried to pay off his owed taxes with a wheelbarrow full of pennies, they said they weren’t legal tender and made him return with bills. Take a look at our coins. Nowhere does it say that it’s legal tender. Now, the bank may have been more lenient in accepting his final payment of $620 in pennies.
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    FANOLIO said, 9 months ago

    Years ago I took a bag of pennies to the bank (back when they would count them for you) for them to deposit to my account. They later sent me a letter stating that two of the pennies stuck together and were counted as a nickel, resulting in a three cent error, for which they were debiting my account. The postage on the letter (as I recall) was 22 cents. Go figure.
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    Stephen Gilberg said, 9 months ago

    I’m going to Bleaklow Moorlands to bury my enemies. Y’know, if I ever have any.
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    Shirl Summ said, 9 months ago

    That’s just dumb, and the banks are legally not required to take a large payment in pennies. However money is money.
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    exturk said, 9 months ago

    The bank I deal with has a coin sorter/counter. It could handle a bushel of pennies in minutes.
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