Quarter was rejected at the laundrymat. Someone slipped me a token for a lazer tag franchise that went bankrupt in 1997
SkyezOpen, Hell, if it’s actually defunct it’s probably worth more than 25 cents as memorabilia.
Ghostalmedia, 
SkyezOpen, Hell yeah! Yours looks even better than the picture so you could probably get 2 or even 3 dollars for it!
Ghostalmedia, What if I give you a 1/3rd of the sale and you come on as my financial advisor?
remotelove, (edited ) 
Invest it all in Bitcoin. You’ll be a millionaire in a month.
abirdperson, 
Week
Anticorp, And then broke the next day.
Anticorp, The way you phrased that reminded me of “a school for ants” from Zoolander.
cypherpunks, 
I was pretty sure Q-Zar continued to exist well after 1997, so I checked, and yeah, there continued to be Q-Zar locations after the 97 bankruptcy of one of the companies involved.
This location in NY has diversified into Axe Throwinggoogle street view of Q-Zar Laser Tag and Q-Axe Axe Throwing
ogginger43, I had a few birthday parties at qzar growing up in Ohio in the 2000s.
Anticorp, Oh nice! Now OP has somewhere to spend their coin.
lurch, (edited ) can’t believe they went bankrupt. laser tag is awesome.
I_Has_A_Hat, (edited ) COVID killed Laser Quest, felt like the end of an era
aaaantoine, There’s one still open in NY.
Ghostalmedia, Looks like the is a random one in Concord CA that survives. And it scored the domain name after the parent went bust.
graymess, I would love to stumble on a Q-Zar coin.
bitwolf, Could.be useful to unlock shopping carts!
xantoxis, good to see they’re still in circulation, i like to see a strong currency
skulkbane, A few years ago I got a Japanese one yen back as change. Needless to say I don’t live in Japan.
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