Between 66 and 74 percent of the pennies produced by the U.S. Mint, vanish from circulation.

bluetractor

Why would you stick pennies on the bottom of baby shoes? Wouldn't it be slippery on hard surfaces?

9 years ago |

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DPunicorn

my fav

9 years ago |

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breeheehinnybrinny

Up vote for title.

9 years ago |

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allibaster12

And people say pennies are worthless.

9 years ago |

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AnxiousPupper

All those penny decorations... i cant help but think that the entire room would smell of copper

9 years ago |

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PlatypusWeek

"Our products don't make sense, they USE cents." -penny product salesman, hopefully

9 years ago |

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guypringle

Seeing a lot of useless Canadian pennies.

9 years ago |

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dardar2002

Gee...I wonder where they all go?

9 years ago |

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Stanistani

Use them for anything else but currency — because pennies are the lice of commerce.

9 years ago |

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PlatypusWeek

#2 Changed her clothes before going out

9 years ago |

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JumpBaconSpy

Man, these pictures look like they cost a pretty penny.

9 years ago |

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SpringToMyWinter

Or an ugly one.

9 years ago |

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JumpBaconSpy

Fair. Not too many bad ones here, though.

9 years ago |

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AezW

Om the bright side, cheap flooring/ paneling/ w/e else you can think of

9 years ago |

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Hell0Operator

I was actually just doing the math on this... way cheaper.

9 years ago |

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Jdonkay

How much cheaper

9 years ago |

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Hell0Operator

Depending on how you place them $1-2 per square foot in pennies. Tile or flooring is comparable but can go much higher.

9 years ago |

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EvenSpeedwagon

Dont forget the cost of the apoxy, yoi need to cover a whole floor in that shit

9 years ago |

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Hell0Operator

Very true. Or a high grade resin.

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