Brother, can you spare a dime?

[BethMcBeth]

What change I do get usually goes into a jar and hangs out sometimes I roll it up into the coin tubes but haven't gotten around to taking them in. I hate the idea of having to pay extra to have change converted into bills and most banks in the US won't take change in. So lame....

[SupernaturalSuperStarlet]

I have a digital bank jar that counts my coins. I also save all of the one dollar bills from when I get change. I did this when I was younger and ended up having several hundred bucks, which I put in a savings account until the time I had to buy college books.

[scarletjul]

I save it in a couple of containers on my desk and then usually hit up Coinstar every few months.

[Mainsail]

I usually put some of it in the tip jar or tray if there is one when using cash.

[josiekat]

Other.
 
My son gets all my change for his jar.

[SnorkMaiden]

Pennies and such I keep in my wallet and try to spend them again as soon as I can. I know that if I take them out, I'll never be bothered to put them back into my wallet and spend them. Self-service check-outs at supermarkets are great for getting rid of spare change. No one looks at you funny if you use lots of coins, and you're not being a nuisance by making the cashier count everything.

20p, 50p, £1 and 2 go in a little pile on my bookshelf, to be spent at car boot sales and in charity shops.