I Got A 5! I Got A 5! I Got A 5!

<p>just thought I’d share that with you all</p>

<p>A 5 out of 100 in a test?</p>

<p>Me thinks that would be an AP.</p>

<p>which one?..</p>

<p>Congratulations! The number 5 has still eluded me on AP.</p>

<p>You should’ve said, “I got a 5!” five times instead of three.</p>

<p>On hotornot?</p>

<p>^ Hahahahha</p>

<p>^ hoke, you should know by now the answer to that.</p>

<p>Well then you got half of my score.</p>

<p>oohh i didn’t know 10 was a legitimate AP score. whatev</p>

<p>AP? Sheesh I thought we were talking about hotornot. I am clearly not a scholar.</p>

<p>I have a five cent coin. They’re kind of rare nowadays.</p>

<p>duh .</p>

<p>so are wooden nickels…</p>

<p>five cent coins aren’t rare. they’re called nickels. they are widely circulated fyi, and everybody has them. you guys are so naive.</p>

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<p>Wow, you seem to be quite the numismatist. Actually there are a couple coins I’ve got in my collection that I’ve been wondering about. I’ve got an old 1-cent coin (a penny I think) from 1990. I know the value increases as time passes, so how much do you think it’s worth now?</p>

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<p>There’s a dance that goes with the title chant, isn’t there?</p>

<p>Goldshadow…its still worth one cent…you have to go back to the War years when pennies were made out of steel to start gaining price. Some pennies after that too…when they were made of solid copper, not nickel clad</p>