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01-20-2017 09:24 PM
Pennies are a pain...get rid of them. None of the banks around here will count change. When I was cashiering I loved the people who would throw a huge pile of change on the counter and I would have to count out the cost. Verrry time consuming while waiting customers fumed. I was getting paid for my time,they weren't. I think it's rude to do that. If you must do it come in late.
01-21-2017 09:10 AM
@Puzzle Piece wrote:I like the change currency.
As a child I felt so rich with coins in my coin purse. I say keep them. If you don't like them, the use plastic. Easy.
@Puzzle Piece Me too! And a 50¢ piece meant WEALTH !!!!!!!
01-21-2017 10:41 AM
I was going through some of my old boxes of stuff in storage a while back and found a big jar of change. It was probably something of my son's. There are probably some Lincoln wheat pennies in there. I especially like those and Buffalo nickels. I like coins in general.
01-21-2017 10:46 AM
I like shiny, new pennies.
01-21-2017 11:16 AM
coins are a great way to begin to teach children about the value of money and saving. i am all for keeping our coins.....pennies, nickles, dimes, quarters, and dollar coins.
to this day i still give my young adult children dollar coins on their birthdays and for christmas.
when they were 1 i gave them one dollar coin and a $2 bill.
when they were 2 i gave them two dollar coins and a $2.
for christmas i give them dollar coijns equal to what the ending numbers of the year is.....so for 2016 i gave them 16 dollar coins and a $2 bill.
01-21-2017 11:27 AM
I won't miss them at all. In fact I remove all and any coins from my wallet to a jar. I don't like handling coins.
01-22-2017 11:15 AM
I love finding pennies on the ground.I consider them lucky.Nobody throws out quarters or dimes so there would be nothing to find.I save all of the money I find in a jar and when there is enough I buy a lottery ticket.I plan to use any significant winnings...if ever...to help homeless.
01-22-2017 11:55 AM - edited 01-22-2017 11:57 AM
Personally, I don't mind the pennies I try to use them up when I can so as not to weigh my purse down. Our grocery store has one of those change machines where you can dump in change and get a slip for however much it adds up to, to use in their store. People use it a lot. My dear mil, God rest her soul, saved pennies and after going through her items, I finally took the pennies to that change machine. I saved the ones with the wheat picture on the back and plan to look on line someday and see if there is any value in some of them. The bunch I took in to the store totaled about $37.

01-23-2017 09:02 AM
@saltysails wrote:Who would be in favor of getting rid of pennies and nickles? I know I would not miss them.
Not me. I like coins. 😊
01-23-2017 09:37 AM
@esmeraldagooch wrote:Some countries are weighing outlawing cash all together. I use cash most all the time.
I believe we are moving more toward this all the time, and it is frightening.
If I expand on it, I'll be called paranoid and wearing a tin foil hat, but it is one more way to be controlled.
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