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  1. 3 points
    Japanese workers employed in a sewage works were happy to meet each other briefly, like Nips in the shite.
  2. 2 points
    Nothing very interesting for you, just an 1866 penny that I found in a bag when I was about 12 (so almost 60 years ago). I remember finding it because it was the best Victoria Penny I ever found in my numerous 10/- (?) penny bag searches. When I found it it had been highly polished, but has mostly toned again now, although I assume that it can still be recognised as polished. I assume it was someone's lucky penny and it accidentally found its way back into circulation. Anyone care to ID it variety-wise?
  3. 1 point
    Shame a few of the more common ones cannot be owned by collectors
  4. 1 point
    There was an explosion yesterday in a Japanese car parts factory - apparently it was raining Datsun cogs.





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