What do you call your loose change (and how much have you got on your person right now)

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Me, I call it Shrapnel, or occasionally Coin
I have 4p, I gave the rest (>£3) to the office charity whip round, which is very important to me

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Shrapnel also and I have zero pence

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Balonz bullets. I have £87.83 on me.

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I don’t believe either of these responses

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Shrapnel or change. 66p

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I call it “loose change”, Farage.

I have £6.67 on me. Gutted.

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That is your prerogative

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Plata, of course

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Change or shrapnel.

I think I dropped my £2 coin in meeting room 1. Waiting for Carole and Jennie to come out so I can check.

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I didn’t know you worked with @NoahVale

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Change.

I currently have zero on me, having spent the 30 pence I did have on a coffee at around 0900 hours.

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Change. It is called change. I have £1.50, but I can only spend 50p as the £1 is new. It’s a keeper.

Unless you mean notes too, in which case £26.50. In this case, the term is upgraded to ‘cash’.

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this^
and i only carry notes in huge denominations

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change

always lives in the RH back pocket of my jeans

currently have £2:13, including 1 new pound coin

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So you sit on it? Ever caused you problems?

That’s where I keep my arse.

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nope, sitting on it now. No probs and I have a boney arse

always dump my change in a little wooden bowl when lounging around at home though - otherwise it would all fall out

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Losgeld. £2.97. Right-hand front pocket.

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Change, and 11p (12p if you count the penny I squashed and printed a bat onto at Bristol Zoo but I doubt that’s legal tender any more).

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Sounds like animal abuse

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It was so I now have £2

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