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Coin jars -
March 27th 2021, 11:37 PM
We continue using coinage in Monaco, but any spare change, mostly 1 or 2 Euros gets dropped into a tall jar that acts as a door stop. It's a neat way of saving, though the bank teller won't thank me when I lug it to her counter.
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March 27th 2021, 11:59 PM
I have a coin jar. When it gets half-filled, I take out the coin rollers in varying amounts — 1cent, 5cent, 10cent, and 25cent — and stuff them with the respective coins. It makes life a lot easier for the bank teller, because you get a certain quantity to stuff the rollers with so they just credit it to your account, easy peasy.
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Re: Coin jars -
March 28th 2021, 08:40 AM
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 But our jar stands 60cm tall and contains all silver: €1 or €2 coins. It hasn't been emptied for years since mum was here. It's too heavy and I can't lift it. Wendi can't either because she has a massive hangover. Diddums.  Julie said leave it til she can get someone to move it. Then we can separate the coins, bag 'em up and wheel the lot to the bank. She's much better by the way.  Does anyone else have a coin jar? |
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Re: Coin jars -
March 28th 2021, 11:43 AM
We don't have a coin jar. We have a money box, elephant... and a mangled drawer though!
We separate our coins by colours. Silvers go in the elephant. £1 and £2 coins go in the box. Everything else just gets shoved in the drawer. Life is for living, not for losing. |
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Re: Coin jars -
March 28th 2021, 12:54 PM
We have an empty scrumpy cider bottle which we use for loose coins. It is also used as a door stop in one of the bedrooms and hardly ever gets touched these days. We used to use it when we went on family holidays as children and the change would be our arcade money.
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Re: Coin jars -
March 28th 2021, 01:25 PM
I have a tatty teddy money box that I put spare change in. I don't really do anything with the money though...it just sits there. But it's comforting to know I have some spare change around if I ever need it!
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