A Belarusian named Raman wrote on Threads that he set himself the task of collecting 50,000 one-kopeck coins. As it turned out, finding so many coins in bank tills is not that simple, writes Myfin.by.
On the first day, Raman visited four banks, but without much success: he managed to collect only 1.2% of the required amount.
He asked for help on Threads — and people are responding. Someone counted about a hundred coins themselves and is ready to hand them over.
People in the comments started writing their guesses as to why Raman needed so many coins: maybe for revenge on an ex who works at a till, or for revenge on the one who filed for alimony? He replies that it's for something else. When asked if the money was for a bride ransom, he replied: "Something like that."
Raman writes that if everything works out, he will show the result later.
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