My Coin Roll Hunting Videos

Absolutely not. My mother and Fiancee are the only ones who know of this quirky hobby and they understand the importance of not sharing the knowledge locally as well. I would love nothing more than to tell my network of facebook friends about the site because I think many are like-minded but it would spoil my earnings completely. No, I really have kept this under wraps. I do see how the videos could potentially ruin some poor fellas game though and for that I almost want to retract the videos. I do fully understand what you are saying.

I wont tell my friends because they will directly cut into my findings. They are also my neighbors and we share the same network of banks. I want the site to become popular yes. But it really will be geared towards many other topics... the biggest being gun rights I figure when the time comes.

When the baby boomers (god bless that hard working generation) start to retire we are going to be in hot water. Social Security will be in the red then. And lets face it... the work force has dwindled since those golden years. We will NEVER be able to put in what the boomers take out of SS. It will crash. Its inevitable. If our government were smart they would allow its slaves... OOPS I mean young workforce to opt out of Social Security entirely and give them the option to invest and save it through some other fund not hanging on the governments teet.

Or they can up the retirement age so they don't have to pay out the benefits as early. Just think if everyone died before 75 they would recoup in a few years. Genius. Oh.... wait. Pretty sure they upped the retirement age. Not that my intermediate family is living any longer now than my grandparents and great grandparents did. But Social Security is one small problem among many. I can go on for ever and ever. But I am working on a website for a client that I have to wrap up.

Well ran a box of pennies today, all were used and by looks alone I would have thought more copper, it ran .06%, at these numbers I am preforming more of a public service than anything, straightening bent coins and scraping off gum and gunk.