[SBPyro]

If only the wife wouldn't kill me as soon as she saw them.

http://boston.craigslist.org/nos/for/2531014046.html

 

[jreich]

there cool, you could do a lot with them.

 

[secuono]

Wonder how hard it would be to convert it to a long tank and not a tall..? Lol. If I had the money...=D

 

[psalm18.2]

What the? Why would someone do that, spend $18 grand to hold $100 worth of change? Weird.

 

[TheNailman]

dooooo eeeet

 

[Higher Thinking]

The question is not whether one should look to purchase these for their own use, but rather, why did someone want 60,000 dollars in pennies?

 

[Jeffww]

The question is not whether one should look to purchase these for their own use, but rather, why did someone want 60,000 dollars in pennies?

You know I always had a dream about swimming in pennies. Maybe they had the same idea.

 

[jreich]

You know I always had a dream about swimming in pennies. Maybe they had the same idea.

some one watched to much duck tales as a kid! :flick:

 

[xmas_one]

ha, now you can grow out a giant val!

 

[jjp2]

They would be really cool if the top was in it and only had a slit to fix, then cut out a long side for the top to have a 8x2x2 tank which is 240 gallons.

 

[SBPyro]

I'm just thinking bout the amount of solvent I'll need to bond the bases together

 

[A Hill]

They're an interesting dimension. It would be a real PITA to clean though...

If you end up getting a price let me know?

-Andrew

 

[Sharkfood]

$18 grand to hold $100

A million pennies is $10,000.

I want to be at the bank when someone goes to make a deposit of 6 million pennies, just to see how they handle it.