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Finding pennies face up brought unexpected good fortune

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Discovering heavily oxidized copper on the sidewalk is apparently the universe handing you a massive victory. Provided, of course, that the stamped profile is looking at the sky, otherwise it is just a useless dirty disc.

Finding pennies face up brought unexpected good fortune
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