MoneySaving Poll: Would you bend down to pick up a penny?

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Poll started 29 November 2016
Would you bend down to pick up a penny?
These days when many refuse to pick up their change in coppers, how much would it have to be for you to bend down and pick up money lying on the ground?
What do you do?
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Just be careful when training toddlers on reins to round up shrapnel, as a sudden lurch after a coin can do evil things to the lower back.
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I saw a 20p coin a few weeks ago on the pavement but I didn't bother picking it up and thought I would leave it for someone who gets excited at stuff like that because they will enjoy it more!.
I have also managed to return 3 lots of money I've found to the owners. One was a £5 note, one was over £500 in notes and one lot was around £1.20. It's far more satisfying returning the money especially the look of surprise of the person who i gave the £1.20 back too!.
Sorry - off topic slightly.
What it may grow to in time, I know not what.
Daniel Defoe: 1725.
I have a little pot near my washing machine and any found shrapnel goes in there. We also have a hospice shop in the village to they eventually receive the found money.
― Julian of Norwich
In other words, Don't Panic!
We're so into it that we have competing Excel Spreadsheets with graphs and all sorts on it.
This year so far (nearly the end now) I've found £9.17 and my wife has accumulated £18.24! (Grrr).