Charles Benedict Gavino

Charles Benedict Gavino put 19 $100 bills, one $50 bill, one $10 bill, and three $1 bills on a RecordSetter Book Of World Records. The total dollar amount came to $1,963.00, a new world record.

Doug McManaman

Doug McManaman balanced 36 pennies vertically on top of another penny.

Kevin C

Kevin C. balanced 51 American quarters on his elbow and caught them.

William Zambole

William Zambole led a group in raising $3,836.55 for charity by destroying a city made of cards. After the city was built, Zambole and over 200 others donated money to see the cards knocked down. The money was donated to Pajama Program, a not-for-profit that donates pajamas and books to children in need.

The record was set during the Cardhalla event atGen Con.

Kevin C. Murray

Kevin C. Murray balanced 51 American pennies on his elbow and caught them.

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Bobby Wilson

Bobby Wilson earned $2,015,000 in Rock N' Roll Racing (SNES).

Doug McManaman

Doug McManaman stacked 40 pennies on his right ring finger.

Mortimer Blackwell

Mortimer Blackwell placed $20.01 US on an electronic chessboard.

Pete Moyer

Pete Moyer climbed 530 steps of the Hilton Hotel while juggling three balls during an event hosted by the American Lung Association. The money raised will be used for lung health research.

Pablo Leal

Pablo L. built a pyramid using 550 Euro coins.

Jake Bronstein

Jake Bronstein made 10 “Boner Bills” and put them into circulation in 38.80 seconds. To make each Boner Bill, he wrote a “B” at the front of the word “ONE” on a dollar bill and an “R” at the end it.

Bronstein set the record at a World Record Appreciation Society event held at Littlefield in Brooklyn, New York. Dan Rollman and Corey Henderson were present as witnesses.

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Alex Anderson

Alex A. stacked 34 pennies on a popsicle stick held in his mouth.

Rick Pidgeon

Rick Pidgeon purchased a locker worth $9,140 on the Storage Wars Facebook game.

Freelancers Union

Freelancers Union created an online counter that allows freelancers to sum up the amount their clients owe them to a running total. The counter is now at $15,997,477.

They set the record to raise awareness about protection of independent workers and to "expose the deadbeat epidemic." Read more about the feat here.

NOTE: This is an evolving record. Please visit the online counter to check current amount.