Ok, so I lost count again. And that means I have to sit down and count it again. It’s a long task but and kind of annoying but at the same time kinda satistfying. So I’m at: 652 coins now!
Ok, so I lost count again. And that means I have to sit down and count it again. It’s a long task but and kind of annoying but at the same time kinda satistfying. So I’m at: 652 coins now!
February 26th, 2009 at 10:41 am
Glad you had a good time on your honey moon, to let you know that i have 440 or dollars now. to give you a tip have your coins in a area where you have them stacked up a dollars worth high, and have it by x by x. that way you can times them together. for example you have $130, you can have 5 coins high, 10 coins goin across and 13 coins going up, and build on it. this might help out a bit to count your collection better than sitting and counting, but it is satisfying to play around with the coins and do certain things with the coins hehe
February 26th, 2009 at 10:31 pm
I started the nerdy: stacking it by year. very enjoyable, but harder to count. Now I have a little bit of paper and every time I put a coin down I right down the new number. But that might be a little unsustainable. Perhaps when I get to piles of 20 or something like that I should pile them aside. I think I have most of the years with a gap from 1983 to early 90’s (can’t remember off hand).
March 4th, 2009 at 8:24 am
i have my coins beside my bed. they are all together but are serperated by the types of crowns. i may do something lik putting them into a coi pyramid. with the pyramid i can have them 5 coins high and have it 10 by 10, 9 by 9, 8 by 8, ect. and that total comes to 385 dollars. with the rest i have them stacked up either around the edge and stack it up to the pyramid to see how much i need for the 11 by 11 base.