U: 🙂
M: I thought you said nonsense yesterday.
M: 😛
U: no
M: 🙂
U: a little late
M: how r u?
U: but please spare me the spanking
U: i’m taking a picture of something I found in my change today
M: your change? what is it?
M: how is your box going?
U: still one bid
U: 15 watchers
M: 🙂
U: give me a moment…to finish with the photo
U: i will show you
M: ok, take your time
U: loading into photoshop now
M: oh, you got it in your change room?
U: no…like when you buy something for example bubble gum candy, poems, flowers
U: And you give $1
U: and the item only costs $0.76
U: you get “change” back
M: you mean coins
M: you got interesting coins, right?
U: so $0.24 in change
U: and four pennies are included….each has a value of $0.01
M: I understand. You must have got an interesting penny, right?

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U: This is what I had in my change
M: wow, that artist’s daughter, right?
U: yes…you remember
U: i will sell this on eBay
M: how much will you charge for it?
U: maybe get $2 and positive feedback for it
U: slowly building up the score
M: oh, good idea.
M: it has a history of more than 100 years
U: yeah…sometimes
U: anyone can very old coins in their pocket change
M: but only the people like you know what it worths.
U: or even bother with looking through my change
U: its a habit to do so
M: it’s a good habit
U: better habit smoking
U: its a better habit than smoking
M: sure
M: sometimes, American pennies in my change 😛
U: really
U: just check the dates when you get them
M: I even got a coin from an African country
U: geez
M: 🙂
U: did you keep it
U: or try to spend it
M: I keep it
M: I think it must worth less than a Canadian penny
M: if I spend it as one Canadian cent, it’s cheating
U: it collector value its worth more
M: it’s called Sheling or something like that, it’s funny. I never saw a real shelling before.
M: it’s enjoyable. 😛
U: i’m sure it is…i know the feeling
M: 😛