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9 G$ for grocery item
1 G$ in snack machine
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10 total
$83,526 to go
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Pillar of the Community
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5 hard georges, lotto and java
$83,521
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Pillar of the Community
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Spent $13 in Ikes and halves at 99-Cent Store.
$83,521 - $13 = $83,508 to go.
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4 BU presidents and 2 SBA for lunch. $83,502 |
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I used two in a bus's fare box and later, two more to complement the two quarters I left for a tip at a restaurant, for a total of four coins.
$83,498.
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Jaobler,Out of the $13 spent, how many were Ikes  keeping track on the side of Ikes spent
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6 Sacs at Bojangles
$83,492
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$3 at Mcdonalds
$4.50 for more snacks at the grocery store.
$83,484.50
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Catching up with all of my $ coin purchases since I've been out for a few months:
$347 in small dollar coins for various purchases, mostly to local businesses
1 bicentennial Ike mixed in with the tip to the sushi guy. Got an awesome double-take. :-)
$83,126.50
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Spent six on a bottle of orange juice and a sandwich.
$83,120.50
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$2 at a snack bar
$83,118.50
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$5 in halves to the pizza guy.
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7 G$ for lunch
$83,106.50 to go
For those interested, of the 16,893.50 spent on this project, 889 were Ikes (if noted)
Edited by Fuzzy317
01/20/2013 2:14 pm
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I spent 3 dollar coins and 3 half dollars at Walmart, 2 dollars and 1 half at a restaurant for takeout, and 4 dollars and 1 half at a coin auction for food. $83,095 to go. |
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