When You Gotta Go You Gotta Go!
Second Date Update: Brett joined us today to tell us about the “beautiful” connection that he felt with Tia. They had been on two dates. First they went to Bar…
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Second Date Update: Brett joined us today to tell us about the "beautiful" connection that he felt with Tia. They had been on two dates. First they went to Bar Louie for their first introduction. However their second date was at a Holiday part that had Brett saying "when you gotta go you gotta go!"
After leaving the party it was obvious that Brett had over indulged which annoyed Tia. Finally to top it off Brett turned to the bushes to relieve himself in the front yard of the party. Obviously Tia was mortified and Brett didn't even remember doing this. When you gotta go you gotta go but could Brett save his date?
Your State Quarters Could Be Worth $55 Or More
Your state quarters could be worth $55 or more. Odds are, that your quarters are actually only worth 25 cents but if it’s in mint condition you could get even more. Some are going for one dollar and even up to $55 for them.
Here’s how you can easily check, the U.S. Mint State Quarters were made between 1999 to 2008. Each year five states released one coin. These coins have one of three markings with the letter D, P and S. Each letter signifies where they were minted D is for Denver Mint. P is for Philadelphia Mint and an S is for the San Francisco Mint. Coins marked with an S, are silver-proof and worth way more than the other than D or P coins. Also, if you have a full set of silver-proof coins it could be worth over $1,500. Check your state quarters below to see how much they’re worth according to coin tracker.
Florida's quarter isn't one of the highest priced, but it could buy you lunch. Check out the full list, here.
[SOURCE: KRON4]
Alabama
“P”-$1.75 “D“-$1.75 “S”-$6 “S”(Silver)-$11
California
“P”-$1.1 “D“-$1.1 “S”-$6 “S”(Silver)-$11
Colorado
“P”-$1.1 “D“-$1.1 “S”-$6 “S”(Silver)-$15
Connecticut
“P”-$3.5 “D“-$3.5 “S“-$8 “S”(Silver)-$50
Florida
“P”-$1.35 “D“-$1.35 “S“-$6 “S”(Silver)-$11
Georgia
“P”-$3.5 “D“-$3.5 “S”-$8 “S”(Silver)-$48
Illinois
“P”-$1.75 “D“-$1.75 “S”-$10 “S”(Silver)-$11
Indiana
“P“-$2 “D“-$1 “S“-$6 “S”(Silver)-$15
Iowa
“P”-$1.35 “D“-$1.35 “S“-$6 “S”(Silver)-$11
Kansas
“P”-$1.85 “D“-$2 “S”-$7 “S”(Silver)-$12
Kentucky
“P”-$1.85 “D“-$2 “S”-$7 “S”(Silver)-$12
Louisiana
“P”-$1.75 “D“-$1.75 “S”-$6 “S”(Silver)-$15
Maine
“P”-$1.75 “D“-$1.75 “S”-$6 “S”(Silver)-$11
Michigan
“P”-$1.35 “D“-$1.35 “S“-$6 “S”(Silver)-$11
Minnesota
“P”-$1.1 “D“-$1.1 “S”-$6 “S”(Silver)-$11
Mississippi
“P”-$1.75 “D“-$1.75 “S”-$6 “S”(Silver)-$15
Nevada
“P”-$1.1 “D“-$1.1 “S”-$6 “S”(Silver)-$15
New Jersey
“P”-$3.50 “D“-$3.50 “S”-$8 “S”(Silver)-$50
North Dakota
“P”-$1.1 “D“-$1.1 “S”-$6 “S”(Silver)-$15
Pennsylvania
“P”-$3.50 “D“-$3.50 “S“-$8 “S”(Silver)-$55
Rhode Island
“P”-$1.75 “D“-$1.75 “S”-$6 “S”(Silver)-$15
South Dakota
“P”-$1.1 “D“-$1.1 “S”-$6 “S”(Silver)-$15
Tennessee
“P”-$1.75 “D“-$1.75 “S”-$6 “S”(Silver)-$15
Vermont
“P”-$1.75 “D“-$1.75 “S”-$6 “S”(Silver)-$15
