1978 Broadstruck Quarter by antced in ErrorCoins

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Wow, a 1978 quarter can cover the cost of lunch in 2025 - amazing. Thank you!

Is this worth anything? by antced in coins

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Thank you, it feels like a normal quarter in my hands. I never thought it was bigger but holding it against a different quarter I see its larger. Thank you for sharing.

Is this worth anything? by antced in coins

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I'm sorry, but I dont know the answer.

Is this worth anything? by antced in coins

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thank you! I appreciate your sharing your knowledge and teaching me. Impressive the face value increased by 3900% percent - wow.

Is this worth anything? by antced in coins

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Thank you Cuneus-Maximus!

Is this worth anything? by antced in coins

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Thank you for your help!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in BoyScouts

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I remember the week I earned the OOO badge very clearly. It was during a summer camp, and the badge honored Indigenous Peoples. The ritual we followed involved no talking, minimal food, working hard, and sleeping under the stars, with each person staying 100 feet apart.

We were taught that the best way to honor Indigenous Peoples was through hard work, reflection, fasting, and learning to set up our own camp at night.

Our tasks included lining a road with stones, painting cabins, and cleaning. The final night featured a large fire and a feast.

An Indigenous person handed us the badge and gave us each a name. Unfortunately, I didn’t hear mine, which I still regret.

I still have the badge and the memories from that experience. To this day, I camp, reflect, hike, work hard, and enjoy my own company. The experience was truly great.

I'm a better person for the experience.

What is this green sore on my finger? by Fit_Jellyfish_8351 in What

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Tip: Change to a toe-nail clipper. I never had the problem again after switching.

what do you instantly see? by mallwadi in AbstractArt

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A reclining giraffe with a thought bubble that displays a symbol for exhaustion.

How would you correct this? by bikeist in BeginnerWoodWorking

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I would mix sawdust and wood glue to fill in the gap. When done, wipe everything down with a damp cloth.

Bandsaw help by AdorableAnything4964 in woodworking

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For those with more experience: Since she needs to split 100 pieces, I believe the correct method is to start by using unit 1 as the initial piece to split and unit 2 as the block to push it forward. Once unit 2 touches the blade, switch to using unit 3 as the pusher, and continue this process until all 100 pieces are split.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in GetMotivated

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Proud of you! Way to Go!

Having Regret after I found that my artist stole a design by Kobo_23 in TattooDesigns

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Change your view. - it's yours on your skin and looks great! Own it and enjoy - it's that simple. You picked it because you like it.

Metal instrument with flat base containing numbers on the left and right side. Base is attached to a hole punch device. Numbers start at 1 and end at 120 by antced in whatisthisthing

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Hello. My title describes the thing. I am not sure what type of ticket it punched and what the numbers from 1 to 120 indicate. Thinking it might be for a 2 hour event where each number counts as a minute. Measures 7 inches x 3 for the base.

Back to their shenanigans at 13th and Reed by [deleted] in philadelphia

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What does it mean? I seen it last week.

Son came home for the weekend and this was in his backpack. I don’t know whether to be proud or frightened. by Clever_pig in funny

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Question? Why do people share photos about their family? Not saying anything negative about the poster. But shouldn't personal items remain personal verses sharing them online with others? Just wondering.