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not worth a plugged nickel What does not worth a plugged nickel mean?	to be worthless	His promise to pay back the money is not worth a plugged nickel.
not worth a plugged nickel What does not worth a plugged nickel mean?	to be worthless	His promise to pay back the money is not worth a plugged nickel.
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Not Worth A Plugged Nickel Idiom