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  1. Yeah... I don't think the plan is to take those all-copper pennies to a Coinstar. Plus that would just piss away all your hard work. Copper would really have to spike for this to be worth it. That's one reason why they're still in fairly wide circulation (i.e. Gresham's law)
  2. @SilverspoonGaming If you're in this strictly for money, and you're busy running two businesses already, then this would be a colossal waste of time for very little potential upside. My advice is grab any pre-1965 silver coins you spot easily and don't worry about anything else. Maybe you'll get one every one or two months unless you're in a really coin-intensive business like vending, then maybe a couple a month.
  3. The glory days of randomly sifting through change are basically over, as there's virtually no silver left in general circulation unless a methhead puts his grandfather's coins into a Coinstar machine and remain in the lower bin, or they spend it at your business. It's easy to recognize a silver coin once you know the difference, though. You can find a few error coins worth anywhere from a few bucks to a couple of hundred if you look carefully through a LOT of coins. Coins from the 1970s are not worth any marked premium, except for a one in a million doubled die fine. There are some more recent rare State quarters and other scarce special issues if you really want to put in some research. In general it's a waste of time at this point, though. You could use that time in better ways and buy any interesting coins you want for cheaper.
  4. I will never get tired of that old 1992 clip of Corey singing on the Howard Stern Show while the crack-smoking, porn-watching, genital-biting midget from Penitentiary III dances next to him only wearing a weird necklace and a grass skirt
  5. My apologies @BeaIank, hope you know I wasn't taking a dig at you. Take care of your hands! I am curious about the frame count comment - did you find some way to deal with the wonky "random" shots?
  6. Man, almost October and it looks like we've really slammed into a brick wall here. I'm going to give Nigel Mansell's WGP a try just to unblock the ol' NES colon. Bea mentioned Championship Pool at some point, but I think she came back to her senses. As for the rest, who knows?
  7. Just to follow up on my comment from a month ago, it looks like Internet Archive has lost its appeal on Hachette Books vs. IA, and is considering its next steps.
  8. The real takeaway from this is how much specious social science is churned out nowadays and passed off as real science. This economist didn't prove anything in a rigorous manner, he just did undergrad-level statistical analysis on self-reported survey info, which is so notoriously unreliable that no scientist ever takes it seriously without other supporting data. Not surprised the WHO and Nature magazine are involved, as they have completely beclowned themselves multiple times over the last 10 years.
  9. I did and saw a bunch of 60s / 70s soft rock compilations. Even put it in quotes. Am I missing something? It doesn't matter anyway; I found a link to the torrent.
  10. archive.org is having its own legal issues. I treat this stuff like I treat softcore nudie movies and pics. Download anything you want immediately, and keep several external backups. What is Romancing the CD?
  11. Ugh, I watched a few minutes from the middle of your video and it made me nauseous. I can't imagine playing that for multiple hours.
  12. I'll check in one last time with @Gaia Gensouki on Genghis Khan.
  13. I'll always defend Robert Altman's Popeye and she was perfectly cast as Olive Oyl.
  14. Just a heads up that SNESDrunk on YT has been showing the Koei library some love recently, and has been very fair in his reviews. I was super stoked to see someone else talk about Liberty or Death!
  15. Error coins are so cool. Before my eyesight started to really suck, I would check my change for doubled dies. Best I found was the 1995 DDO penny. Never got my hands on the super cool 1983 DDR, but not from a lack of looking. 1888-O Morgan "Hot Lips" And I've always thought the 1943 Double Eye Jefferson was pretty badass:
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