View Full Version : How much loose change is in your pocket?
Crimson Dynamo
09-06-2023, 03:04 PM
I just counted mine when i was at the kettle £8.44
I will tip some into my change dish at my bedside as that is a wee bit too much
i like to operate with around 4-5 quid with a good mix and a few pound coins for trolleys
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Kate!
09-06-2023, 03:05 PM
Zero pence
arista
09-06-2023, 03:15 PM
Its in a Strong Coin Wallet
£8.56
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Only used for Coins
smudgie
09-06-2023, 03:19 PM
Never use cash, apart from a little float in my pill purse for the hairdresser etc.
Normally top it up to £50
Niamh.
09-06-2023, 03:20 PM
Nothing in my pockets, .76c in my wallet in coins though
Redway
09-06-2023, 03:26 PM
About 25 pence.
thesheriff443
09-06-2023, 04:56 PM
22 pence
10p
2x5p
2p
Redway
09-06-2023, 05:24 PM
We’re really rolling in billion-dollar notes on this forum.
Niamh.
09-06-2023, 05:29 PM
We’re really rolling in billion-dollar notes on this forum.The question was how much change you have, doesn't that just mean coins? [emoji848]
hijaxers
09-06-2023, 05:34 PM
I've got coins all over the house, old plastic cider keg with £2 coins , bank bag i throw all the others in ,rainy day cash is always handy.
I've got coins all over the house, old plastic cider keg with £2 coins , bank bag i throw all the others in ,rainy day cash is always handy.
You work on a Waltzer dont ya..:fist:
hijaxers
09-06-2023, 05:49 PM
You work on a Waltzer dont ya..:fist:
No but i'm always going round in circles. :laugh:
The question was how much change you have, doesn't that just mean coins? [emoji848]
i always keep £240 in notes as an emergency fund :laugh:
Who wants a load of change jangling around in their pocket, why don't you people have purses or wallets
Crimson Dynamo
09-06-2023, 10:15 PM
Who wants a load of change jangling around in their pocket, why don't you people have purses or wallets
I have a wallet that carries cards and folding and goes in my jacket but gents don't carry purses, a man keeps change in his jeans pocket
Redway
09-06-2023, 10:33 PM
I have a wallet that carries cards and folding and goes in my jacket but gents don't carry purses, a man keeps change in his jeans pocket
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Niamh.
09-06-2023, 11:04 PM
I have a wallet that carries cards and folding and goes in my jacket but gents don't carry purses, a man keeps change in his jeans pocketLots of wallets have change sections
Lots of wallets have change sections
they hold about 3 coins
Niamh.
09-06-2023, 11:43 PM
they hold about 3 coinsDepends on the wallet obviously
Yeah I wouldn't buy a wallet without a decent change section
from a crime perspective, its much safer to get a couple of coins out of your pocket than getting out your wallet. This is basic stuff :laugh:
from a crime perspective, its much safer to get a couple of coins out of your pocket than getting out your wallet. This is basic stuff :laugh:
We don't all live in Scotland though
Never had someone try to pinch my wallet in my life, although I am a pretty imposing figure
We don't all live in Scotland though
I haven't lived in Scotland in more than 40 years :laugh:
thesheriff443
10-06-2023, 08:23 AM
Never had someone try to pinch my wallet in my life, although I am a pretty imposing figure
Yes, you in your high heels and killer red lipstick
thesheriff443
10-06-2023, 08:34 AM
Any one remember pound coin holders for your pocket
thesheriff443
10-06-2023, 08:35 AM
Who remember’s a one pound note?
hijaxers
10-06-2023, 01:42 PM
Who remember’s a one pound note?
I had a mis printed one of the big old ones and some git nicked it ffrom my house ~ hidden in a book too , think it was a bast from my past.
Quantum Boy
12-06-2023, 10:00 AM
I don't keep coins in my pockets, but there's £30+ kicking around various surfaces throughout the house (I think I saw a £1 coin behind the kitchen bin earlier, still haven't bothered to pick it up :laugh: ) and also there's maybe another £10-£15 in change in the car.
Very rarely use cash, I carry £50 for the rare occasions it's needed but then NEVER use the change, just break a note and then the change ends up deposited wherever I happen to put it down and stays there until its whittled away by eldest daughter grabbing a few £ here and there to go to the shop with her pals. We don't do "official" pocket money... She just spends the mysterious house-cash when she needs it.
Niamh.
12-06-2023, 10:03 AM
I don't keep coins in my pockets, but there's £30+ kicking around various surfaces throughout the house (I think I saw a £1 coin behind the kitchen bin earlier, still haven't bothered to pick it up :laugh: ) and also there's maybe another £10-£15 in change in the car.
Very rarely use cash, I carry £50 for the rare occasions it's needed but then NEVER use the change, just break a note and then the change ends up deposited wherever I happen to put it down and stays there until its whittled away by eldest daughter grabbing a few £ here and there to go to the shop with her pals. We don't do "official" pocket money... She just spends the mysterious house-cash when she needs it.
Yeah we never did pocket money either, we have a tin of change and the kids just used that if they needed to go to the shop or whatever or just asked for money if they needed more than change
Crimson Dynamo
12-06-2023, 11:18 AM
I have 3 change dishes by my bedside and often fairies come and steal all the pound coins and 10 bob bits leaving the other stuff to build up. Been happening for years
When I say fairies i mean my brats
:skull:
Quantum Boy
13-06-2023, 12:11 AM
I have 3 change dishes by my bedside and often fairies come and steal all the pound coins and 10 bob bits leaving the other stuff to build up. Been happening for years
When I say fairies i mean my brats
:skull:
My in laws had one of those tins that you have to break open with a can opener when you want to get the money out, had been putting in money (including £5 and £10 notes) for 15 years ... When they eventually opened it there were only a couple of notes inside. My wife had spend her teens fishing them out with a fork, and then (unknown to each other) her sister who is 8 years younger had spent her teens doing the same :joker:.
My dad used to always have loads of coins in his pockets, which would fall out when he was sat on the couch and end up inside the base of the chair. At about 14 I cut a secret hatch in the bottom of the sofa and cleared it out regularly. Got about £5 a week out of that sofa all through my teens.
None at all (obviously I'm in pjs right now) I don't carry any loose change ever and if I do happen to have some I.put it straight into a coin bank in the cupboard
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