In case you're wondering, that many pennies
would weigh in at around 358,000 tons.
That's a lot of copper and zinc...
'Microwave cooking is actually one of the least likely forms of cooking to damage nutrients. That's because the longer food cooks, t...
Pennies, the one cent piece, costs over 2.5cents each to manufacturer a few years ago, and was mostly copper until early 1980s, it's been copper plated since. What a waste of taxpayers' monies to spend far more making a product than its designated "worth". However, when you need a copper washer, or any washer, the price ain't too bad.
ReplyDeleteD