Man Saves Coins for 45 Years, Making a Big Impact at the Bank

Most people see pennies as worthless—but for Otha Anders, a retired teacher

from Louisiana, they were daily reminders to be grateful. Since the late 1960s,

Otha collected every penny he found, using each one as a cue to pause

and offer a silent prayer of thanks. Unlike traditional collectors,

Otha wasn’t after value or rarity. His collection was about mindfulness—

finding joy in small blessings. Over decades, he filled 15 five-gallon jugs with

pennies, calling them his “pennies for prayers.”When his homeowner’s insurance couldn’t cover the unusual collection,

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