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Found a dime

Lena Kovadlo @lovebuglena (52140) • Staten Island, New York 16 Feb

I was walking home this week and found a dime on the ground. I wasn’t even sure that it was a dime at first. I bent down to pick it up. It looked rather beat up but I picked it up anyway. Even though it wasn’t in good...

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Ahhhh,for the good old days!

Melvin Housewright @meltean59 (182) • Temple, Texas 3 Feb 20

Burgers were a quarter,sodas were a dime,and a bag of chips was a nickel.In 1969 ,I was in the seventh grade.Fifty cents for lunch was a lot of money. We would walk to a small cafe a few blocks from our school and this...

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Nickel And Diming Us To Death

friskimage @friskimage (170) • United States 23 Jul 09

How we are being Nickel and Dimed to death.

How earnings compare to other things.

stealthy @stealthy (8181) • United States 27 Jun 09

I found a dime in the parking lot of a supermarket today. Which means by bending over and picking it up, I earned more in those few seconds than in all but a very few exceptional days here on Mylot. Would that also hold true for...

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How much do you spend in a day if you shop?

cudamani @cudamani (996) • India 27 May 09

It depends on how much I spend if I shop. Sometimes I spend too much and sometimes I spend very little, and it depends a lot on the needs and the necessities of my family too. If I shop for myself I will be very careful before...

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If all coins were equal which would be your favorite?

whywiki @whywiki (6066) • Canada 26 Sep 08

I like the dime. I like how small the Canadian dime it is. It feels good in the fingers although it can be a bit slippery and slip through the fingers. I also like the sail boat on the dime. It is very distinctive. The dime is...

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What Do You Do with Your Quarters, Dime, Nickel and Pennies?

Muelitz @Muelitz (1592) • Canada 30 Aug 08

If at the and of the day you have these coins in your pocket, what do you with them? Do you bring all of it the following day? Do you leave it in your car for use in parking fees, do you give it to your kids for their piggy banks...

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Where Do You Put Your Loose Change?

Muelitz @Muelitz (1592) • Canada 24 Aug 08

Sometimes we can't prevent others from giving us too much coins as change. Most of my pants have secret pockets and it is there where I put my loose change. If you just receive some, where do you put...

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Copper dime

gangus2 @gangus2 (373) • United States 21 Jun 08

I have a dime; 1992 D, it is very worn, but there is no silver color to it. It is all copper. My husband thinks it has been sitting in moisture, I have tried to clean it up, but it is still copper color. Does anyone know how a...

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money laundry

shymurl @shymurl (2765) • United States 14 May 08

I usually find some change when doing laundry like, a quarter, penny, nickel, and a dime here and there. Yesterday I found a five dollar bill. I happy cause I really needed it. lol the most I have ever found at one time doing...

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Ever wonder why a a dime is worth more than a nickel?

reaperz @reaperz (1266) • United States 29 Apr 07

I was thinking, why is a dime worth more than a nickel? Well, what got me asking this question was the size of the two coins. The dime is smaller than the nickel, but then the dime is worth more? Its kind of weird to me. Can...

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A Glass Of Milk

cradleOFjheffd @cradleOFjheffd (920) • Philippines 22 Feb 07

One day, a poor boy who was selling goods from door to door to pay his way through school, found he had only one thin dime left, and he was hungry. He decided he would ask for a meal at the next house. However, he lost his nerve...

I have $5.63 so far here at Mylot!

succed @succed (879) • United States 23 Nov 06

Hey little can add up. We all do the same for surfing before and not getting any single cents, Am I right? Why not surf here and making a penny here and there you'll never know you pennies can be a hundreds of dollars.

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