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Balancing tower of change 3118 coins on a single dime. 600 quarters, 501 dimes, 313 nickels, 1699 pennies, 5 foreign coins, and 7 hours of building. This was his 5th attempt.
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2. Chrisofskjern commented 12 years ago
I wanted to see him knock it down at the end
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5. agentreeko commented 12 years ago
now donate that to the needy...
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8. Highmeadow commented 12 years ago
Balanced on a single coin and about to collapse - makes a good graphical representation of many of the world's economies.
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12. krillemaster commented 12 years ago
silly man, use glue next time =)
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17. SheikhDjibouti commented 12 years ago
Calculating the face value is easy!
600 quarters x 25c = $150
501 dimes x 10c = $50.10
313 nickels x 5c = $15.65
1699 pennies x 1c = $16.99
5 foreign coins = nothing
7 hours of building = priceless
TOTAL $232.74
The nickels and pre-1982 bronze pennies are worth more by weight than they are in face value any more (i.e., the metal is worth more than the coin).
And if there were any pre-1965 silver dimes or quarters they'd be worth about 30x their face value.
600 quarters x 25c = $150
501 dimes x 10c = $50.10
313 nickels x 5c = $15.65
1699 pennies x 1c = $16.99
5 foreign coins = nothing
7 hours of building = priceless
TOTAL $232.74
The nickels and pre-1982 bronze pennies are worth more by weight than they are in face value any more (i.e., the metal is worth more than the coin).
And if there were any pre-1965 silver dimes or quarters they'd be worth about 30x their face value.
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21. ringmaster commented 12 years ago
Unless it is a Guinness World Record, I don't see the point, beautiful 'art' though.
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22. Gattaiolato commented 12 years ago
He is not a cat's owner!
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26. snotraddict commented 12 years ago
Occupy Wall Streeter?
+2 1. TenoriTaiga commented 12 years ago