At a local store this penny tray sits on the counter. Usually, in shops, you see a little saucer containing five or six cents to help customers when they run short while paying for purchases. This quantity of helper-pennies really impressed me. So, my CDPB friends, a penny for your thoughts?
9 comments:
Wow, that is alot of pennies! I always turn my pennies into these change cups too, it's a nice idea!
Hope you had a wonderful Easter!
Fantastic post!
great shot!
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Dear Brattcat,
I left you a award in "Luna's blog".You can pick up there okay!
"The life is a Grand Award"
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hugs from
Little Luna and mommy Léia
I was going to put in my two-cents worth, but thought better of it.
*sings: I want money, lots of lots of money.....*
Tanya, thanks. Did you see my post yesterday? It was for you.
Leia, I'm so pleased with this "Life is Grand" award but I'm afraid I don't know what to do with it. Sorry.
Jacob and Henny: Hahahahaha!
What a fascinating concept; we do not have that here in Australia at all. Any jar on the counter is usually a tip jar for small change and only found in cafes and restaurants. Is this penny-tray misused by folk who can afford to pay the full amount?
beats carryin' them to the bank!
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.ero
It is a great service so on that day you don't have change and you don't want to get a pocketful of change back from the cashier, you can take a penny or two.
Makes no cents to me!
You'd never see that many pennies around here. People use them as quickly as they are added.
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