Subtitle: You've probably seen them before. Maybe you didn't think twice about it—a penny or two resting on a sun-warmed gravestone. Maybe it was a dime, or a quarter.
Let me tell you about the first time I noticed a coin on a gravestone.
I was in my late twenties, and I was walking through a cemetery. I noticed a penny on a gravestone. I didn't think much of it at first. I assumed someone had dropped it.
But then I saw another coin, and another one. I started to wonder about it.
I did some research, and I learned about the beautiful tradition behind it.
The Meaning Behind the Coins
A sign of respect. Leaving a coin is a sign of respect.
A symbol of remembrance. It's a way to remember the deceased.
A message to the family. It's a message to the family.
A connection to the past. It's a connection to the past.
A quiet language. It's a quiet language.
A beautiful tradition. It's a beautiful tradition.

