• @SkyezOpen
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    528 months ago

    Hell, if it’s actually defunct it’s probably worth more than 25 cents as memorabilia.

      • @SkyezOpen
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        338 months ago

        Hell yeah! Yours looks even better than the picture so you could probably get 2 or even 3 dollars for it!

        • GhostalmediaOP
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          288 months ago

          What if I give you a 1/3rd of the sale and you come on as my financial advisor?

        • AwkwardLookMonkeyPuppet
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          18 months ago

          The way you phrased that reminded me of “a school for ants” from Zoolander.

  • gen/Eric
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    358 months ago

    I used to go to Q-ZAR all the time as a kid! Loved that place, I think I once had a birthday party there.

      • abouttocomealive
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        108 months ago

        This shit gets me all the time… '97 is 27 years ago. 27. Checks math, yes… 27. Surely not? Feels like it’s 10 years or so. Checks math… no, 27.

      • BeckonJM
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        38 months ago

        It didn’t go out of business in '97, I was 1000% there for a birthday party in 2000 or 2001. It seems the company went bankrupt in 1997, and the assets were sold multiple times over the years. Locations stayed open, and, according to Google at least, there seems to be at least a couple left in Ohio, and California?

        Either way, this took me down a nice nostalgia hole, very nice.

  • Sunkblake
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    108 months ago

    A few years ago I got a Japanese one yen back as change. Needless to say I don’t live in Japan.

    • @I_Has_A_Hat
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      8 months ago

      COVID killed Laser Quest, felt like the end of an era

  • @xantoxis
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    108 months ago

    good to see they’re still in circulation, i like to see a strong currency

  • @aaaantoine
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    98 months ago

    There’s one still open in NY.

    • GhostalmediaOP
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      98 months ago

      Looks like the is a random one in Concord CA that survives. And it scored the domain name after the parent went bust.

  • @graymess
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    88 months ago

    I would love to stumble on a Q-Zar coin.