How do you deal with the coins in your wallet??

Question

it is so inconvenient at the registers: they really hold you back when there s a bunch of people behind you and lookin at you

Answer 1

I use them at vanding machines and at the train station to buy tockens

Answer 2

Well, generally I save the coins in a jar at home, or if I'm eating at a small business restaurant, I leave the change in their tip jars. I figure the smaller businesses need the most help to keep from going under.

At this time of the year, I typically put my change in the Salvation Army collection outside the grocery store.

Answer 3

I dont use coins for purchase ever and when they build up in my purse or wallet they go in a huge old glass milk jug in my kitchen. It's almost full and I can't wait to see how much is in it.

Answer 4

Put your coins in your pocket and the cash in your wallet.

Answer 5

I just try to hold them in my hand or put them in my pocket and then put them in my cars cup-holder. Or, if I get a bag, I'll put the coins in it.

Answer 6

I have this smaller wallet (bag really) for the coins

Answer 7

I clean them out every evening and put them in a jar. Once or twice a year I roll them and take them to the bank. Our monetary system sucks and we should get rid of the damn penny!

Answer 8

keep the change in your front pocket...not in the wallet.

then just put them in a jug at home and save it....

Answer 9

stick it in a glass jar at home and when it gets full, go to the local supermarket that has Coinstar so i can cash it in for bills

Answer 10

I give them to panhandlers and the homeless.