After Collecting Pennies for 45 Years, This Man’s Next Move Will Inspire You
When Otha Anders walked into the local bank pushing a dolly stacked high with several large five-gallon water jugs filled to the brim with pennies, the soft, steady clatter of coins immediately caught the attention of everyone inside. The sound of the coins gently knocking against the sides of the jugs was so distinctive that it turned every head in the bank toward him. Anders, affectionately known in his community as the “coin master,” had spent decades working as a supervisor on the Jackson School Board. Over the years, he earned the respect and admiration of many, including students who were often considered difficult or troubled, thanks to his approachable nature and genuine care for others. At home, his family wholeheartedly supported his unusual but heartfelt hobby of collecting pennies. What had once started as…
When Otha Anders walked into the local bank pushing a dolly stacked high with several large five-gallon water jugs filled to the brim with pennies, the soft, steady clatter of coins immediately caught the attention of everyone inside. The sound of the coins gently knocking against the sides of the jugs was so distinctive that it turned every head in the bank toward him. Anders, affectionately known in his community as the “coin master,” had spent decades working as a supervisor on the Jackson School Board. Over the years, he earned the respect and admiration of many, including students who were often considered difficult or troubled, thanks to his approachable nature and genuine care for others. At home, his family wholeheartedly supported his unusual but heartfelt hobby of collecting pennies. What had once started as…
