26 cents
I have 2 coins in my hand totaling 26 cents. One of them is not a penny. What are they?
Answer: A penny and a quarter. One of them is not a penny–but the other one is!
I have 2 coins in my hand totaling 26 cents. One of them is not a penny. What are they?
Answer: A penny and a quarter. One of them is not a penny–but the other one is!
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Sounds impossible? Not for you! This one will take a little practice. Here is how:
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This one will get your friends chuckling. They think it’s going to easy, but it turns out to be a bigger challenge than they exected!
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