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"Relying on loose pocket change found under sofa cushions is a risky retirement plan."

"I think the idea behind coin collecting is to get one of each kind, not all of the same kind!"

'OK, let's see who's going to be the pack horse today: Heads or tails?'

"Heads or tails?"

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"Heads, we go with the analytics. Tails, we don't."

"No Nobel Prize in economics fro crypto, again."

Bank of England Suspends Gold Payments Following Run on the Banks

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"He is stingy. If he is giving gold it's only because prices have hit rock-bottom..."

"It's a new start up, a radical new way of printing money!"

"Are we interested in a meticulously detailed, genuine silver coin, issued and authenticated by the Franklin Mint, honoring whichever schmuck wins?"

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'I'm bringing you into the decision-making process, Ruggles. Here -- flip this coin.'

"'I'm checking my answers."

'Good grief! Why are they dragging me into this?'

"We've seen all the data and crunched all the numbers, now, heads or tails?"

'To begin with, yoiu'll need assets.'

'Dear, do you know what happened to my 'money' invention?'

"No gold - but lot's of silicon."

'You may not be almighty, but I'm still awfully fond of you.'

"This case poses a very difficult choice... I know, coin toss!"

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'It was a toss-up whether to mow the lawn or play golf.'

'Heads I do, tails I'm outta here.'

'Another 'undecided'.'

'I hope you're a member of the miners' union.'

"Flip you for the top bunk."

Beggar with a sign that reads 'Need a rare 1905 Buffalo nickel to complete my collection- thanks!'

'I'm bringing you into the decision-making process, Ruggles. Here -- flip this coin.'

'You paid $12,000 for a penny?--Yesterday you complained when I didn't buy generic Jell-O.'

'I'd like my pocket money in Euros this week,dad.'

"It's not empty, stupid! You're looking at 3 million in Bitcoin!"

'Coin collecting is the hobby of kings? I always thought it was torturing peasants.'

'When did they start printing money of RICE PAPER?'