Where do you keep your change?

Answer 1

Ashtray of vehicle but I let my kids earn change by doing chores. An 8 year old will vacuum a car for 50 cents.

Answer 2

I have one of those huge water cooler bottles and I keep putting my change in but it never stays for long because I always end up needing it for something. Don't know if I'll ever get the sucker filled but it's nice to dream.

Answer 3

Sure......unless it is just change then I say keep it. When I pay cash for food I always over pay with the tip included and never ask for change. Pizza delivery? Same way. But at the quickie mart where I buy my "MELLO YELLO"........I always toss the change in the little cup that says, "Need a penny?"

Answer 4

We normally put it in the kids piggy bank. When Christmas comes the kids take it to the supermarket and exchange it for dollars. They divide it evenly and buy each others Christmas presents. They have over a hundred dollars yearly.

Answer 5

In the coolest little change purse that I bought myself one year as a birthday present to myself.

Answer 6

1) In a Bob's Big Boy statue (pennies, nickels and dimes) and,
2) a large, rectangular glass vase (quarters). This is the 'vacation' fund, as when full it contains about $1,000 in quarters.

Answer 7

I try and keep my change to a minimum

Answer 8

In a coin bank shaped like a bottle of ALL detergent on top of my Television.

Answer 9

In a bank that looks like an Energizer battery.

Answer 10

In a shoe box in my closet. When it fills up, I cash it in when I go to Vegas. One full box, is usually around $450 N's Q's and D's