Nice way to get rid of change

 SomeOne say:

Today I shopped at a thrift store that had a cash only self check out area. I noticed that I could just dump change into it before cash. My bag had a lot of change in the bottom, I was able to dump over 4$ of change before cash. So awesome. I also noticed that 5 below had something similar. Any other places you guys know about. Nice way to get rid of change.

What did people say?

  • ⇒ Grace: Some Walmarts have it too.
  • ⇒ Stephanie: Take change and dump it at the bank. It adds up at the end of the year.
  • ⇒ Jennifer: Thanks for posting this. My husband has a jar full of coins and was going to take it to CoinStar. I told him he can only do that over my dead body.
  • ⇒ Nicole: That's great! I was out of town, in a public library getting copies made and I was super excited to use my change!
  • ⇒ Lisa: I go to a discounter that has an upcharge for credit cards, so I have a little change purse I take with me - obviously I wouldn't be obnoxious about it, but I do use change where appropriate (and many places are appreciative).
  • ⇒ Michelle: All self checkouts do that.
  • ⇒ Veronica: I always use up my change at the self checkout. This is usually when I run into the grocery store for something.

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