After flowing like springtime mountain meltwater, Val's Future Pennyillionaire watershed has dried up in recent weeks. Only a single drop was available to quench her thirst for pennies.
FRIDAY, April 26, I was twitchy and on-edge from penny-finding withdrawal. The week was not treating me well. As I stood in line at the Backroad's Casey's, waiting to cash in a winning scratcher, I looked left. Good thing, too!
Misers and other penny-pickers had left me no crumbs at any of my regular hangouts throughout the week. But I spied this 1967 heads-up coin almost by accident. I don't normally look for pennies way over there. It must have taken a good roll, or the line was way backed up when it was dropped.
There's my latest Abe Lincoln, understated, with his patina of age preventing a gaudy shine.
I am prepared to continue on my Future Pennyillionaire Fortune quest, even if it's only one penny at a time.
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2019 Running Total
Penny # 56.
Dime still at 7.
Nickel still at 6.
Quarter still at 1.
2018 TOTALS
Penny 131
Dime 17
Nickel 6
Quarter 1
2017 TOTALS (Started in March, 2017)
Penny 78
Dime 6
Nickel 0
Quarter 0
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I had no idea there could be withdrawal symptoms from lack of penny-findings. I'm glad you found that one to tide you over.
ReplyDeleteNow you know. I am happy to provide such a valuable public service!
DeleteFound a quarter in my parking lot yesterday!
ReplyDeleteI am turning green with envy!
DeleteI know I get withdrawal from no findings...
ReplyDeleteFinding pennies meant just for me is the least vice of my three addictions. 44 oz fountain Diet Cokes, and lottery tickets/casino trips being the other two!
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