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47 420 pennies and/ or cents.
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how many in the jar?....I would say all of them.
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30,690
I just went with the last digit of the 5 posts above me on the thread...
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Pillar of the Community
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Been there done that I would say just over $805 dollars cause thats what I had in mine. My bottle was glass; so that would make 8500 cents.
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@BeToTheBone $805 dollars in cents is 80,500 cents, missing a 0. Corrected* @StJoeBlues So that's 7570 cents? 1 litre of water = 1kg 3.785* litres to a U.S. Gallon(appox) 3.785l*5=18.925l converted to grams 18925g 18925g/2.5g=7570 cents (1 Cent=2.5g) Sorry for being pedantic lol, and I guess I'm a mathematical mindset today.  Edited by awallin01
03/29/2014 4:35 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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@awallin01 Thank you I did leave the 0 digit out but it should have been 80,500. 85,000 would be 850 dollars U.S.
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@awallin01 Thank you I did leave the 0 digit out but it should have been 80,500. 85,000 would be 850 dollars U.S.
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Ah my bad, didn't realise I typed that incorrectly lol.
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It would appear I'm much lower than most, but my guess would be around 8,700.
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