Coins!

[Domestic_Ginger]

I have a zipped compartment on my wallet for change. Couldn't survive without it.

How about getting a little man purse for your change?

[Bugbait]

Thing is though I'll be in the pub at some point during the week all those pound coins add up so makes sense to have a wallet with a separate pocket for them...

Plastic! Last time I cleared out my coins it added up to £360 or so. Fun trip to the bank.

How about getting a little man purse for your change?

Well, only because you made it sound so masculine.

[Domestic_Ginger]

Thinking the ones like they have in robin hood where yo tie it to your belt so it can be lifted by brigands. I suppose they didn't use plastic in those days.

[jim]

Plastic! Last time I cleared out my coins it added up to £360 or so. Fun trip to the bank.

I've taken to dumping them into the self service machines at the supermarket, so much easier not having to count it all out.

[kurosagi01]

I am probably going sound stereotypical but if you have a wallet with no zip/pocket/small pouch clearly state you must carry only notes and card which might equal to having lot of money?? Thats what springs to my mind when i see people with wallet with no zip/small pouch to carry coins in the wallet.
I carry all my coins in my pocket or wallet but i do empty it whenever i get home so it doesn't look like a fat wallet with coins.

[santa claus]

Take up cycling for the New Year (or just say you have) and it makes it acceptable for you to carry a bum bag. You can get notes and coins in it. And a pen. And keys. And your new wallet. All safe in your zipped money belt which is what they used to do in ye olden days .

[Tumble]

Pocket. Most of my notes go in my pocket too if I'm honest. I have a wallet, but it's only for carrying cards in tbh, and I made it out of gaffa tape, using the handy guide someone posted on here

[mmh]

pocket, until i get home, then it goes in my countie jar...



got it in 2009 at christmas, and emptied it a week before christmas... £383 (including copper in a seperate jar) in total... brucey bonus at the end of the year

[iranu]

If I'm on my own I use a purse to carry my loose change, which then fits into my wallet and then my wallet fits into my man bag.. If not, then my butler carries it.

[Biscuit]

My mum got me a coin jar for christmas which has a little counter on it so you always know how much is in there. It should come in handy although it does mean i have to transfer the 4/5ths full money jar i have back at my place into it one coin at a time :s

Edit: I see someone already posted about one of these!

Usually i keep coins split between the little pocket (or as i know it, 'the money pocket') and my wallet. Was always told its good to keep some money separate incase you lose your wallet.

When i get home i tend to put anything less than £1 in the money jar although there is a few £1s and £2s in there i reckon.

One problem with my wallet, whilst it does have a little zip thingy, the leather flap beneith it flops down letting all my money slide out... should get a new one really

[Georgy291]

wallet

as soon as i get home anything smaller than 10p goes in the jar or if its more than few quid about half of it goes in the jar. I hate having any form of cash on me ever, that includes coins

[cptwhite_uk]

This is the one I have:

http://www.debenhams.com/webapp/wcs/...Home~txtwallet

Small, tri-fold and with a zip compartment, can I get a Hell yeah!

[Barry]

pocket, until i get home, then it goes in my countie jar...



got it in 2009 at christmas, and emptied it a week before christmas... £383 (including copper in a seperate jar) in total... brucey bonus at the end of the year

We have one of these

[Infinite]

Real men don't carry coins

All mine goes into a several tupperware containers when I get home which haven't been emptied in 4 years. Must have +£400 in them :<

[twostroke]

Wallet but generally put the small change into a pot as otherwise my wallet looks bloated.

[j.col]

use my pocket. i dont like wallets
front for coins.
rear for notes.