When a friend died some years ago, I visited his grave and left to quarters as payment for the "ferryman" to get him into the underworld. It was traditional centuries past to put a coin in the dead person's mouth or two pennies on their eyes for this purpose. I just figured with inflation being what it is....
I know someone who visited his brother's grave and left coins (I never asked how much) in payment for a coffee he'd borrowed to pay for...
And my brother says when a friend bet him he'd died first, he left coins at his friends grave...
There are a lot of possible answers.
a day
Quarters = 4(Dollars)
If by 500 you mean 500 cents then : 50 dimes or 100 nickels or 20 quarters. If you mean 500 dollars then: 5,000 dimes or 10,000 nickels or 2,000 quarters.
I think you mean quarts and there are 4
If you mean 1979 quarters without mintmarks? 515,708,000 were released into circulation from the Philadelphia mint. 1980 was the first year a "P" mintmark was used on quarters.
Grave
if you mean grave is in where the dead rest its : tumba if you mean grave as in "shes grave danger" its : grave but you say the "a" like "ahh" and you say the "e" like "eh"
grave sincerity means dead serious
What kind of "quarters" -or do you mean QUARTS.
this is still as serious / grave / important
solemn
The grave/pantheon
Place of residence.
Rest In Peace
From the cradle to the grave means from birth until death; a person's entire life.
When you cheat the grave, you stay alive! Maybe you were somehow supposed to die or almost died, but instead of dying, you cheated the grave. You lived!
Depends on what you mean by significance.