Go to a coin collector and check it out.  DayLilly is right...a lot of it depends on the date and condition of the coin.

Jack

If your kids are old enough to need a work bench, they would be just fine using a regular sized bench.

Jack

You can find someone who is good with woodworking and work together.  The glass is a small part of building a door, but I'm sure you can do it with instruction.

Jack

What kind of condition is it in?  That makes a big difference.  I'm sure it is worth a decent amount of money as long as it's in one piece.

A coin collector would be able to tell if it is real or fake and if it's worth anything.  You can always look it up online as well...see what it's selling at on other sites.

You can usually take these to a local bank who converts currency.  If you are looking for a calculation, just Google "currency converter" and you should be good.

Have you used a drain cleaning product like Draino?  If not, there is a tool they make called a "snake" that should do the trick.  Talk to a plumber about it for more details.

 

Here are a few tips from my personal experience:

-drive slower when possible and pre-plan easiest routes to save gas
-don't eat out as much
-clip coupons for food and buy only the food you need in the house
-shop online or at cheap stores
-save change
-sell things on eBay