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Such strategies have been described as “picking up nickels in front of steamrollers”.

“It's a business ofdimes and nickels, not dollars,” says one adviser to the industry, “soit pays to be the low-cost, high-volume producer.”

If the store is crowded, I'll sometimes go so far as to drop my change all over the floor, the nickels and dimes skidding in every direction.

Don't take any wooden nickels!

There, placed neatly beside the empty dish, were two nickels and five pennies.

A few musicians were hanging around after a gig at the Legion and were dropping nickels in the pinball machine.

Such a strategy has its dangers. It has been likened to “picking up nickels in front of steamrollers”: you have a long run of small gains but eventually get squashed.

The mint coins millions of nickels and dimes each year.

Thanks to a few nickels put into a slot machine, this North Dakota man is nearly 3 million dollars richer. He hit a big jackpot.

The first daughter responds to charges of hoarding taxpayer nickels.

In the old days, wooden nickels were the round wood objects morticians put on the eyes of corpses to keep them closed during the embalming process.

I was on a date with a guy who bought me coffee with a bunch of nickels.

The problem for investors is that strategies dubbed "picking up nickels in front of steamrollers" may deliver fat fees for the manager, only for the clients to pick up the bill when disaster hits.

"How did you know how many nickels and how many pennies to put down?"