Can you count this money
 

http://www.ece.purdue.edu/~ace/water...ney-marked.jpg

Look carefully and can you count the total amount of $

Is it $18.25?

$18.20

$18.45

Whats the point of this thread?

... $18.40 USD ...

i see 18.45

18.45

these are usually in 2nd grade math workbooks

lol...that's a hazzle ;)

better yet, i see $24.24

$18.40 or $18.20

3 quarters, 3 dimes, 4 nickels, $17 cash

8,775,323,454 Yen

enough for mcdonalds!

$18.45 what was so hard??

Great bookkeeping records

You guys are confusing a nickel for a quarter. The coin under the quarter that looks like a quarter isnt a quarter. Read the text. E pluribus unum, which is found on a nickel

i wondered about that --but the diameters looked the same ...

$4.20

Pocket change, who cares?

yep, i change my guess to $18.25

Here I sit counting your fucking change as yet another sad procrastination attempt. :321GFY

18.45

:)

$17.35

$18.35

:glugglug

doesn't that apply to pretty much ANY THREAD on here ... :1orglaugh

beats doing "honest webmaster work". :thumbsup

$18.25 to me.

So riosluts what the answer?

18.40

18 millions

Its $18 fucking 25. I want everyone who thinks its anything different to list the coins and dollars and total them up.


$17 bills
.75 3 quarters
.3 3 dimes
.2 4 nickels


$18.25

$18.25 :thumbsup

your right --that is a nickle under the quarter. even worse: there's an upside-down quarter right next to it so you can see the ridge around the edge of the quarter. :winkwink:

:2 cents:

No you can't count the total amount. Theres a bill underneath than 1.

There looks to be atleast 5 bills.

The angle on 5 is not correct, to have that extend to the right side, meaning there is another bill on top or below it... Im too lazy to check the line graphics on teh top half to tell what kind of bill it is.

I'd say its either another 5 or a 1.

So the guesses of $17 in cash are wrong regardless, =)

hummm ... maybe. i think the rub was the nickle under the quarter though ... i think Detoxed had it.