This morning I had to go finish up a study I was doing for a skin care product and I stopped at the grocery store and dollar store on the way home. I found a penny on the floor of the grocery store then a nickel in the parking lot of the dollar store.
When I got home I found another penny in my parking lot (that's the third day in a row!). Find with me. My neighbors can just keep dropping money.
Later this afternoon I took a bike ride and found quite a few coins:
- a penny in the street
- 5 pennies in a bank drive through lane
- a dime at a gas station
- a penny in the street almost stuck in tar but I was able to get it
- 3 pennies in an apartment building parking lot
That's 28 cents (13 pennies, a nickel, and a dime)!
I posed this found money on a vintage book I just listed in my Etsy shop. I love the title: Go To Bed Stories!
Facts About This Found Money
Denomination: 13 pennies, 1 nickel, 1 dime
Year: pennies: too many; nickel: 1994; dime: 2014
U.S. Mint: D, D
Condition: tarnished, shiny, dinged up, one with tar remnants
Total Found Money in 2015 to Date: $11.54
It has been awhile since I have found time to visit your site. You are on a roll Peggy. A few weeks ago I was in Charlotte NC and found 11 cents. 1 dime 2007P shiny –found on the floor of a restaurant and 1 penny 1968 tarnished found in the airport there.
ReplyDeleteSince being back home I found another 91 cents in the changer at the store (someone before me forgot their change – so I am counting it as found money. 3 quarters (1 = 1994P okay, 1 = 2004P okay, 1 = 1979D old looking); 1 dime 1993D shiny, 1 nickel 1980D, and 1 penny 2014D shiny.
I also found (but I don’t remember where) 1 quarter 1999P nicked up; 1 dime 2014P shiny, and five pennies (2 = 2014 shinny; 1 = 1996 dirty; 1 = 1992D, and 1 Canadian penny 1998 banged up.
Finding money is fun!
2015 YTD $2.56 (PSM)
Yay! You are doing great! Yes, I find money in the change trays at stores quite a bit. It is definitely found money!
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