wooden nickel

He looked at the card as though it were a wooden nickel.

For this year's campaign he bought 1,000 wooden nickels to pass out.

The pages flipped and came to rest on a picture of a wooden nickel.

And your story to the cops won't be worth a wooden nickel.

"Don't take any wooden nickels," he said without looking up from his work.

In more recent times wooden nickel trading has become more popular.

But he wouldn't give a wooden nickel for her chances of getting away from Whitney without help.

He was entitled to every wooden nickel he could dig up.

"Buying a wooden nickel for five cents," she responded promptly.

What in the world was a wooden nickel?

"Don't take any wooden nickels," called the car as Paul climbed into his own.

However, collectible wooden nickels have been mentioned in print since at least 1888.

He said Richard Nixon is the kind of man who would take wooden nickels off a dead man's eyes."

My being a medical student counted about the same as a wooden nickel, so far as making them alter their routine.

The Wooden Nickel bar is his afternoon office.

Then, in 1975, they signed with Wooden Nickel Records to record their third album.

"Cross my heart and hope to spit wooden nickels," I promised, holding up my free hand.

The label was Wooden Nickel, and she released four albums between 1972 and 1974.

You know who suddenly came popping out of the closet like the old wooden nickel, don't you?"

Don't take any wooden nickels, as your tribesmen say."

To keep alive two expressions my father (born in 1887) used, I remind my grandchildren not to take any wooden nickels.

The treaty's fate may not be a foregone conclusion, but I wouldn't bet a wooden nickel on renewal.

Cracker-barrel mottoes about wooden nickels and pigs in pokes suggested themselves.

"Have you seen my wooden nickels?"

The World's Largest Wooden Nickel is his largest work of art.