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Here is a tip, anytime you a filling up on petrol check your pockets first if you find some coins as you are bound to have some, then add them up For example l
by throwaway1974 10y ago
Here is a tip, anytime you a filling up on petrol check your pockets first if you find some coins as you are bound to have some, then add them up
For example last time if filled up I had a 10euro note in wallet and had about €5.60 in coin change so I just filled up petrol for €15.60 since its not hard to fill up down to a cent amount
Most small shops love coins as added bonus
- douche 10y agoThis works much better in Europe or Canada than in the US... US pocket change is effectively worthless, since the largest denomination coin in wide circulation is the quarter. Unless you are carrying around (physical) pounds of change, using it for anything beyond laundry, vending machines, or parking meters is impractical. 1 & 2 euro coins, on the other hand, are pretty convenient for small purchases.
- ghaff 10y agoThough that's also somewhat of a feature with respect to US change. I can just dump it in a bucket at home to get turned into "real money" with a coin counting machine someday. Quarters are also sometimes still useful for parking.
- raverbashing 10y agoI do that with self-checkout machines. But I have to make an effort in not putting too much and end up getting a broken value as well