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Adam

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Adam

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My structure can hold over 300 coins

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This is my paper structure that can hold 554 coins. I had to use jewels/rocks because I didn't have enough coins! I am proud of how strong it is.

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my paper stucture can hold up to 180 coins!

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31 quaters ,tape sisors and remote

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mine held 31 quarters 2 socks scissors 1 pen a remote and a tissue box.

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15 quarters, 17 pennies, 6 nickles and 12 dimes,

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440!!!!!!!!!!! (but some were giant could have swapped for 50 normals 5 times!)

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440!!!!!!!!!!! (but some were giant could have swapped for 50 normals 5 times!)

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booooooooooooooooooom my sister ate my last one

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600 coins!

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123 coins

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It held 97

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Money house with over 900, so much space inside the house

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Almost 300 in the yellow canon!

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Cardboard works better! The green canyon holds hundreds...

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Had trouble with first design and sturdy plates... way over 500!

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mine got a mouth and it held 29 coins of all types

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312

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I ran out of coins at 455.

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My bridge can hold 103 pennies! I would add more but those are all of the pennies I can find.

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190 coins but I ran out.

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40 coins
16cm long

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My structure can hold 70 coins

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Pradyuta kata
52 coins

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36 coins

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34 coins and still adding...

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$34.47 + an omelette pan, 4 bananas, 1 mason jar, a can of Play-Doh, 1 watch, measuring tape, 1 Croc and 1 Russian nesting doll.

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129 Quarters, 9 Nickels, 15 Dimes, 27 Pennies = $34.47

878g / 2.5g/penny = 351 pennies

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275 coins!

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11

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265  coins

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Benjamin

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My Penny Structure it can hold 15 coins without touching the ground.

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My Penny Structure it can hold 15 coins without touching the ground.

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- Cc

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Adarsh (168 coins and still standing )

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This is my final version. It’s called The Arena.
I put 134 coins in it. I ran out of coins but it can hold many more.

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439 coins!

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420 Pennies!!!!!

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so far mine holds 185 coins! 2 and a half inches tall and 7 inches wide.

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Sorry i could not get a photo :(

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i used cardboard and tape it got 41 coins

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Mine can hold $1.48 worth of coins

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mine can hold 100ish coins

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The picture below is my bridge at the start...
I got 146 coins, but didn't manage to finish before special time was over!
-I also changed my design from the original.

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Action pic - 3.5 inches tall x 4.5 long x 2.5 inches wide

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200 pennies - $2 !

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My structure held 81 quarters before it fell. This is $20.25, which weighs 459 grams (or 184 pennies).

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I changed it to a tower structure. Height is 9 inches and length is 21 inches.
I added a flag with the three toothpicks on top.

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it held 42 coins

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3 inches tall, 9 inches long
It can hold 129 coins!

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6 inches long
4 and a half Wide
1 and a quarter tall
180 pennies

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My bridge was able to hold 172 pennies.

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8 centimeter

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This is my new and improved srtucture! It can hold up to, 120 coins!

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I had 244.2 grams of coins. The height was 2.5 inches length was 4 inches.

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It held 132 coins

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Rohan's sketch. Changed a little when making it!

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5 1/2 inches tall
3 inches wide

Paper cylinder with twigs at the foundation. The legs are made of paper cylinders.

It fits 151 coins. That was all the coins I had, but it could fit more!

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This is my new and updated structure! It can hold up to 60 coins!

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10 inches long, 4 inches tall and 2 inches wide.
So far 50 pennies and 50 dimes = 100 coins so far!

Will post modifications later!

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81/2 by31/2 inches

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I got 390

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2x5.5 it holds 310 but I would have gotten to 600. Plus that gap holds 46

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It holds 20 coins.

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mine was 4 inches tall 5 and 1/2 inches wide and it held 240 coins

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11 by 4

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1 inch tall and 6 inches wide

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My bridge can hold 610

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I got 390

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We could only find 51 coins in our house but my structure is still going strong

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It can hold 32 coins! It is also 1 inch tall.

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This is my structure!

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This is my structure so far

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5 inches tall, 9 inches wide

pennies: 65
dimes: 81
nickels:  34
quarters: 44
dollars: 1
half dollars: 2
and then I ran out of coins.
coins=1.6 lbs
grand total of coins is 227

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6.5 inches long and held 340 coins