Put money outside tonight....New Year's Eve....Bring in after midnight for luck.

ReadyFireAim

Forgot about this tradition but we do it in our family.
Suppose to "keep money coming in the house all year long"

I'll have to ask my mom about this one later.
She just texted to remind me.

I just put out a roll of Georgia Innobucks...(yes I finally got them)
Apparently anything works???

Coinstartled

I put money out overnight in this hood and I'll be lucky to see a thank you note in the morning.

1630Boston

@Coinstartled said:
I put money out overnight in this hood and I'll be lucky to see a thank you note in the morning.

No thank you note in this area, lucky they don't smash the car windows for 75 cents in the console.

CCGGG

@ReadyFireAim said:
Forgot about this tradition but we do it in our family.
Suppose to "keep money coming in the house all year long"

I never heard of that one.... I'll put out a statehood quarter tonight. Nobody wants them anyway.

1630Boston

I got a Bicentennial quarter in change today, I guess I can put that out

1630Boston

But wait...............is it a one to one ratio of the money you will get back ?????

bearcave

@Coinstartled said:
I put money out overnight in this hood and I'll be lucky to see a thank you note in the morning.

I agree!

JBK

@ReadyFireAim said:
I just put out a roll of Georgia Innobucks...(yes I finally got them)
Apparently anything works???

What's your address again?

Jimnight

I put a buck out on my porch and it blew away ..

edwardjulio

Will dip a silver bullion in water, set on porch. Will need hammer and chisel to remove in the morning.

Smudge

Southern tradition is to eat collards for green money and black eyed peas for change on New Year’s Day. Supposed to bring financial good luck. I don’t like collards and it has never worked anyway, at least for me.

bearcave

@Smudge said:
Southern tradition is to eat collards for green money and black eyed peas for change on New Year’s Day. Supposed to bring financial good luck. I don’t like collards and it has never worked anyway, at least for me.

I have to do that every year. I always know what's for supper on New year's day!

ReadyFireAim

Odd responses...
I Live in rural Pennsylvania

There are no porch pirates here.
We are allowed to shoot them in this state.

Our legal problem is who has to remove the body.
We have rules tough, civilized , no more than 10 holes and you have to call it in before body is outside temp.

BTW...Money back in

Exbrit

@Smudge said:
Southern tradition is to eat collards for green money and black eyed peas for change on New Year’s Day. Supposed to bring financial good luck. I don’t like collards and it has never worked anyway, at least for me.

Good to know - just happens I had collard greens for New Years Eve dinner last night. I'll be looking in the mail box for all that green that will be head d this way.

ricko

Definitely some black-eyed peas on New Year's day....Had money in my pocket when I took the dogs out last night... still there when I came back in...will check to see if anyone left money on my porch......Nope... All sorts of superstitions around the New Year.... I just have fun and celebrate with family....Good luck to all in this New Year...Cheers, RickO

Smudge

@Exbrit said:

@Smudge said:
Southern tradition is to eat collards for green money and black eyed peas for change on New Year’s Day. Supposed to bring financial good luck. I don’t like collards and it has never worked anyway, at least for me.

Good to know - just happens I had collard greens for New Years Eve dinner last night. I'll be looking in the mail box for all that green that will be head d this way.

Good luck with that. Never worked for me.