Feb 1, 2024
Hmm…. I found this today. I wonder who did this. It looks like it's laser engraved.
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Hmm…. I found this today. I wonder who did this. It looks like it's laser engraved.
Hey babe... what do you think about me coming over tonight... and digging through your change jar? I'm too anxious to go get rolls from the bank but I really love looking for coin errors. What? No I haven't found any yet, that's why I'm going to your house to look at YOUR quarters. You used all of your quarters at the arcade?! But those are the only coins I like looking at! You know what, I don't think this is going to work out. Also can you pay for both of our meals? Yeah I got jumped on the way here, sorry.
These are all 90% silver: 1964 or before
In the last few months I've noticed a significant increase in the number of circulating quarters from 1965 and 1966. I recieve 65 or 66 quarter in my change at least once a week, sometimes more, and I haven't noticed any other spiking years besides the most recent ones; 2023, 2022, 2021, etc. It must have something to do with the fact that quarters from 1964 and earlier have silver in them and are worth more. Someone (probably a lot of someones) collected a ton of quarters from the 60s under the mistaken belief that the silver cutoff date was later than 1964, and when they learned the truth they realized their collection was worthless and started spending them all.
Has anyone else noticed this, or is it just a Florida thing?
Riches
From back when I lived in an apartment and had to use a coin-op laundry.
I felt like documenting the growth of my goldfish. There is a quarter dollar in each gif for size comparison.
The top gif is from July 9, 2015, when they were first in quarantine. The bottom gif is from Jan 7, 2017.
The picture is part of the receipt that came with them from Raingarden.com in Hawaii. However, the dark colored one (who I named Korob) doesn’t lay eggs and I have found developing goldfish eggs numerous times after their spawning activity.
They have grown big even with someone who doesn’t know what their doing (that would be me). Sylvia (the orange one) is the size of my hand with my fingers spread, but I also have small, stubby hands.
America needs a 75 cent piece to round out the quarter, half dollar, and dollar coin saga