A Montana City Name is Inscribed on a 2020 US Quarter
I m not a coin collector but when I was a kid my grandmother would give us rolls of wheat pennies and pre-1964 nickels for our birthdays. My mom told us they were more valuable than normal change, because the old pennies were actually made with real copper and the old nickels contained mostly nickel.
Current coins in production contain very small amounts of precious metal. In fact, nickels and pennies cost more to make than their face value. CoinNews.net reported that a penny cost 1.76 cents to make in 2020 and a nickel cost 7.42 cents to make. Seems like a perfect example of government fiscal ineptitude, doesn t it? Anyway, by habit, I always look at my change to see if maybe I ll score something pre-1964 or other randomly interesting coins.
5 Amazon Prime Items You Should Leave in the Cart and Never Buy
The influencers are very influential these days. You bop onto TikTok or Facebook and there are countless posts from people endorsing products and telling you how a certain purchase on Amazon changed their lives. I m actually growing very tired of it because I totally buy in, only to find out the product is what I call a one and done. That s is, I buy it once and then I ll never buy it again because it s garbage.
In the spirit of being real and honest, here are five products that absolutely blow. Five purchases that were the biggest waste for me and I highly recommend you never spend any money or any time on.
Rolling Red Target Concrete Barrier Ball Hurts Washington Woman
It doesn t happen every time I go Target shopping, but on more than one occasion as I m about to cross the threshold to enter the store, passing the big red concrete balls that act as a barrier, I ll admit I ve let my mind wander to the worst case scenario of what the heck would I do if one or more of those babies ever came loose and gravity took over?
And since they obviously weigh so much, wondering for a friend if they re even anchored in the first place, plus both could do some serious damage if a natural disaster happened at that very moment, how would I stay safe from the unleashed rolling stone(s), getting up a full head of steam heading straight toward me?!?
Police Request Help in Search for Missing Lower Twp Man
Lower Township Police are asking for your help in the search for a missing township man.
According to a release from police, Paul Shibles, 33, was last seen on Monday, April 5 on East. Bates Ave in Villas.
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Lower Township Police describe Shibles as begin 5 4 tall, 150 pounds with blonde hair and blue eyes.
If you have seen Paul Shibles recently or have any information concerning him, please contact the Lower Twp. Police Department at 609-886-2711.