Interesting idea for your pennies

Just saw this. Its interesting. Wonder if it ever gets searched and I understand she has made quite a few of them. All heads up so you cant see if there are any wheaties although I think I see some 43's.

 

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Very Nice Thomas, but still a shame the roof will most likely deteriorate, and need re-roofing, before the wood rots!
My 2 'shingles' worth,
J.T.

 

If they used pre-82 copper coins for the roof I think it would be nice. Those Zincolns will rot away after a season or two in the elements.

 

These are all copper panels and they used to be mounted so that they moved, but it was a distraction on the adjacent freeway...

 

This is why there is a coin shortage!

 

It's not rot, it's premature petina.

 

You guys would have given him a hard time if he didn't use the zincolns.

 

Naw. As long as they are searched first, I don’t care what he does with them

 

They forgot the ridge cap.

 

I must be bored. I did the math and 1 cent is the cheapest per square inch of coverage.

Cent 2.28 cents/square inch
Nickel 9.31 cents/square inch
Dime 25.4 cents/square inch
Quarter 34.8 cents/square inch
Half 43.9 cents/square inch
Large Dollar 56.6 cents/square inch
Small Dollar 117 cents/square inch

 

It's better when they are used for toilets.



I think it's a flushing good idea !!

 

Holy crap

 

Honestly it looks a bit warmer than white plastic.

 

Would a 45° rotated work?

 

I've heard that sales of penny toilets have been a flushing good success.

 

Not a good idea overtime sitting on that will give you skin rot.

 

I started getting a really bad reaction after searching several hundred boxes of cents. I made sure to wash my hands after every box but I ended up developing a sensitivity to the copper. I can only imagine how bad that would be on your butt.
I always wear gloves when I search now.

 

But you forget. This also provides needed properly applied "improper annealing" to the coins you provide during this process. And you probably thought they were stains ... hahahaha ....

 

I know. You would have to like Lincoln in a very disturbing way to appreciate this, I guess.

 

You're not actually sitting on the pennies. That would be a hygienic nightmare!

The pennies are all arranged and encased in a clear acrylic.