captainfwiffo
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In addition to the co-worker who found the halves for me today, a client came into the office with his change jar... a big change jar. And that's not all of it, there's also a box with the overflow. It's damn heavy, and I work out. I can keep anything cool I find so long as I give the rest back rolled up. It's a deal for him compared to paying coinstar fees. Hopefully there's enough in there to pay for the hernia surgery.
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Update 2:
I can provide a more detailed description of the jar. Total weight of the jar and contents is 25.7 kilograms (a little under my original guess of 60 pounds). The jar is plastic, barrel shaped and originally contained sourdough pretzels. It is 29 cm tall, 58 cm in circumference around the middle, 47 cm around the top and bottom, and the coins are basically overflowing from the top. I've also attached a better picture with a tanuki for scale.
Totals:
The total is $485.54. See this post for a detailed breakdown and list of keepers.
Update: Join the guessing game!
Update 2:
I can provide a more detailed description of the jar. Total weight of the jar and contents is 25.7 kilograms (a little under my original guess of 60 pounds). The jar is plastic, barrel shaped and originally contained sourdough pretzels. It is 29 cm tall, 58 cm in circumference around the middle, 47 cm around the top and bottom, and the coins are basically overflowing from the top. I've also attached a better picture with a tanuki for scale.
Totals:
The total is $485.54. See this post for a detailed breakdown and list of keepers.
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