I think it's been a decade since I last used them in Holland. It's just unnecessary.
this post was submitted on 18 Jun 2023
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In Canada we've removed them and I'm just left wondering why we have 5 and 10 cent pieces now. They're also absolutely useless.
What I'm questioning myself is If we would remove the 1 and 2 cent pieces Would they in the future increase in value because of them being rare.
Nah, the 1 and 2 cent pieces of the currency Germany had before the Euro isn't worth shit. I bet that people still find a bunch of them in couches etc ^^
We can do the "Glückspfennig" stuff again. Make 'em into "lucky cents" or smth.
I have a big jar at home putting all copper coins into it out of my wallet from time to time ...
Some stores provide the possibility to round up the sum and donate the difference to a charity. I think this is also a good idea.
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Throw them all in a well.