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Here is my simplified method for making the penny cell battery as promised.
1.   Pennies from the Bank.  Sort the pennies and select only those minted after 1982.  I have already accumulated a baggie full of 1982 and older pennies that are almost all copper.  Clean pennies with Goo Gone and/or ketchup.
2.   With my dremel I use a small grinding stone on the edges to remove the copper plating.  The copper plating comes off very easy.  Take 2 pennies and remove the plating off the face of each.  These pennies will become the beginning and ending penny in the stack.
3.   Drill a small hole in one of the pennies and secure copper wire to this penny by winding through and around the hole.
4.   Using a piece of coffee filter, stack the pennies in a holder.  I made mine from a piece of pvc and Plexiglas.  Roll the filter around the stack.  I use the small plastic zip ties to hold the whole thing together, and then wrap another piece of filter paper around the whole unit.
5.   This is the penny stack completed.  Use the instructions posted in the download section and replace the conduit anode with the penny anode.
6.   This is a completed penny cell.
I am now well over 40 days of using 4 of these cells to light 9 5mm white LED’s connected directly without any circuitry.  The intensity of the light has diminished considerably, but they are still lit.  I will let them go until they stop completely and then disassemble one of the cells to see what is going on.
Thanks - Brad S.