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scott1 said:
Oh boy, keep them. If I'm around your town, I'll pick'em up from you. Don't waste the useless metal,
Tossing Loose Change in a Jar: Tales from Childhood
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The discussion revolves around the practice of collecting loose change, with participants sharing their experiences and methods. One user mentions a brother-in-law with a large jar filled with quarters, prompting humor about the weight and value of such a collection. Others discuss personal habits, like using jars or bowls for change, and the practicality of coins in everyday situations, such as paying for small purchases. There are mentions of Canadian currency, specifically loonies and toonies, and how quickly change can accumulate. Some express a preference for paper money over coins, citing the inconvenience of carrying change. The conversation also touches on the humorous side of using coins for payments and the occasional frustration with change management. Overall, the thread highlights a mix of nostalgia, practicality, and humor regarding loose change collection.
Oh boy, keep them. If I'm around your town, I'll pick'em up from you. Don't waste the useless metal,
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Sure. but I usually melt them done and use it for a...secert project I'am working on...heartless said:
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Always have to keep a good pocket full of Loonies and quarters for the pool table. 
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