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nickel on the ground at my recycling place.

nickel on the parking lot at work.

dollar bill in dumpster yesterday

Found 11 cents at a place where I wouldn't normally expect to find money, on the ground at the local scrapyard. And it wasn't near the cashier either. It was out near the piles of stuff that are scattered about the yard.

quarter in a box of beer bottles.... bartenders tip gone down the trash. lol

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Last night- 12 cents (dime and two pennies) on the ground outside the entrance to the movie theater.

Today- 23 cents on the ground in front of a trash dumpster- a dime and 13 pennies.

Today- 10 cents in the change return part of a vending machine.

penny and nickel from one dumpster

quarter from a box of bottles

A dime inside of a shot chilling machine that I parted out and scrapped. It probably fell through one of the cracks at the top of the unit while being used in the bar.

It was a shame to junk this unit; it was only out of refrigerant and missing the light on top. It would have cost more to recharge it and replace the light than I could sell if for used.

Fortunately I only paid $10 for the unit. I'm already over $6.00 in scrap value, plus the dime. The parts I saved will sell for at least $40.

dollar in the dumpster yesterday. love the sight of green, instead of maggots.lol

dime in the driveway of the recycling center

lhmm, my bad. the drunk gent infront of me at the store , buying his next 12 pack. dropped a dime. NORMALLY i would have given it back. as i picked it up , i saw it was a 1965 canadian. and i just know the drunkard had no idea what he had. so again. bad boy. i put it in my burnign pocket

a dollar in my own flower shop dumpster....... shared with a game store.i pull out a bag of plastic and cans each day. theyl refuse to recycle

penny in the tire shop parking lot.

another parking lot penny at a bar.

penny and nickel in the flower shop parking lot

nickel at one bar and a penny at another. another quarter in the cases of beer bottles

yet another penny from our own parking lot

2 cents on steps at Library

About a cup worth of nickles and pennies mostly from a storage locker. Spent hundreds on trash costs on that locker, plus hundreds in unrecoverable Storage fees, so not really a win. I kept a few nickel nickels from the cup.

Found a box of loose change scavenging at the flea market. About $0.75 in a garbage pile dumped by a dealer.

Gave them to another vendor's kid for his piggy bank.

Dr. Cadmium wrote:Found a box of loose change scavenging at the flea market. About $0.75 in a garbage pile dumped by a dealer.

Gave them to another vendor's kid for his piggy bank.

I never thought I'd see dealers there throwing away money. I've seen them toss almost everything else, but this was a first.

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