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East Bay Rider · 18 February 2008, 02:08 PM

I collect change.
I have for years. At the end of each day I take whatever change is in my pocket and put it into an antique glass water bottle.
Well it's been 7 years since I've emptied that bottle so just for fun this afternoon I emptied it and separated it and although I have not yet rolled it here's what I have.

Pennies - 12 lb 2.8 oz
Nickels - 6 lb 9.4 oz
Dimes - 5 lb 7.2 oz
Quarters - 38 lb 7.6 oz.

I tend to prefer quarters but I will tell you that dimes are the most efficient coin to save if you consider value/volume.

I am going to use the money to help finance the building of my '46 Chevy pickup streetrod.

Anyone want to venture a guess at the final amount?

18 February 2008, 02:08 PM	#1
East Bay Rider "TRF" Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Real Name: Bill Location: East Bay RI Watch: GMT-II 16710LN Posts: 12,107	Keep the change I collect change. I have for years. At the end of each day I take whatever change is in my pocket and put it into an antique glass water bottle. Well it's been 7 years since I've emptied that bottle so just for fun this afternoon I emptied it and separated it and although I have not yet rolled it here's what I have. Pennies - 12 lb 2.8 oz Nickels - 6 lb 9.4 oz Dimes - 5 lb 7.2 oz Quarters - 38 lb 7.6 oz. I tend to prefer quarters but I will tell you that dimes are the most efficient coin to save if you consider value/volume. I am going to use the money to help finance the building of my '46 Chevy pickup streetrod. Anyone want to venture a guess at the final amount?

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