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Organizing Your Change

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Date: 06/07/2005 Topic: Organizing > Miscellaneous  
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Post By Jackie S. (Guest Post) (06/07/2005)
I keep 4 small plastic, empty butter dishes in a drawer in my kitchen. One for each denomination. When the bowl gets full, I roll the coins right away and either take them to the bank, or put in one of my dresser drawers until there's enough to make it worthwhile. I paid for 3 years of college for my son with coins! The bank hated to see me each month when I went to turn them in.


Post By Fran (Guest Post) (06/07/2005)
I purchased a coin separater with 4 tubes. As I get change I put it in the proper slot. When the tube is filled, I wrap the coins. No more spending hours wrapping coins.


Post by Katie A. (146) | (06/07/2005)
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I don't need to organize my coins, because I spend them. I know lots of people use paper bills and just let the coins build up. I try to pay the exact amount of the coinage because it keeps me from getting more, and it gets rid of what I have. The clerks are usually glad to get change for their drawers, too.


Post by ThriftyFun (4042) | (06/07/2005)
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Save your change by emptying your coins into a vase that holds artificial flowers. The weight keeps the vase from being accidentally tipped over - and burglars would never think to look there for your money!

By April Womanheart


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