06-10-2018, 01:56 PM
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Never Take a Copper Home!
I'm fed up with Copper Coins.I always end up with a heavy pocket and often that heavy pocket needs to be re-stitched!
So I have a plan.
Every time a shop gives me copper coins, in my change, I shall put those copper coins in the Charity box which is often on the counter, or in the next shop I go in!
That way, everybody benefits.
The shop unloads it's copper.
I unload my copper.
The Charities win it all!
If everyone did that it might make a difference.
06-10-2018, 02:23 PM
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Re: Never Take a Copper Home!
Originally Posted by Tedc
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I'm fed up with Copper Coins.I always end up with a heavy pocket and often that heavy pocket needs to be re-stitched!
So I have a plan.
Every time a shop gives me copper coins, in my change, I shall put those copper coins in the Charity box which is often on the counter, or in the next shop I go in!
That way, everybody benefits.
The shop unloads it's copper.
I unload my copper.
The Charities win it all!
If everyone did that it might make a difference.
06-10-2018, 02:25 PM
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Re: Never Take a Copper Home!
Originally Posted by Longdogs
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It would certainly pay for the Charity's Christmas party.
As long as the Party is for those who are unpaid for the time they put in.
06-10-2018, 02:41 PM
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Re: Never Take a Copper Home!
Originally Posted by Tedc
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I'm fed up with Copper Coins.I always end up with a heavy pocket and often that heavy pocket needs to be re-stitched!
So I have a plan.
Every time a shop gives me copper coins, in my change, I shall put those copper coins in the Charity box which is often on the counter, or in the next shop I go in!
That way, everybody benefits.
The shop unloads it's copper.
I unload my copper.
The Charities win it all!
If everyone did that it might make a difference.
06-10-2018, 02:44 PM
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Re: Never Take a Copper Home!
Originally Posted by shropshiregirl
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What I always do is put the dreadfully inconvenient penny, two pence and five pence pieces into a huge spaghetti jar I keep in the cupboard. (holds about £60) When it is full, we take it to the coin changing machine at Sainsburys and spend it on the groceries that day.
06-10-2018, 03:00 PM
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Re: Never Take a Copper Home!
Originally Posted by shropshiregirl
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What I always do is put the dreadfully inconvenient penny, two pence and five pence pieces into a huge spaghetti jar I keep in the cupboard. (holds about £60) When it is full, we take it to the coin changing machine at Sainsburys and spend it on the groceries that day.
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