What is best to wear coins?

<Nikolai> There is a powerful sense, when it is at the gas station fill the tank at 1536руб. and 70, Yes, cents. You're standing in front of the cashier and looking for all the pockets, compartments purse, in bag, in all imaginable areas the required amount of iron, experiencing a sadistic thought, well I'll bulk here. And then fucking understand that all the reserves are exhausted and you're missing 20 cents. And you specifically went with this metal, that would be dumped at the first opportunity. Maybe 20 cents is not to look for? You look like a washed Bukhara and asked to pay the required amount. These people traded oil. In the end, you give two bumajki for 1K rubles, read on the face of the cashier the same sadistic smile that he was a minute ago you, raking in his pile, plus a bunch of counted change, and going to the door and rattling like Pinocchio, once again they think "well, next time...."

Long ago invented the Bank card, so small change is not allowed. This is the cash at times. If you are in the village, of course. Though even in our village with population of 200 thousand people have no problems with paying by card.

If, nevertheless, pay cash, then dump all the change in my pocket/bag at home and throw in the piggy Bank. Every six months the Treasury sent to the Bank and there change for paper money or card throw.

Ha, onlayner read the article?
Lived 4 years in Vilnius and on arrival back in the Republic of Belarus spat on these small bills. Coins for me were more comfortable.
They are not mixed with the large specimen, clear separation of good money is paper, small change is coins. And not as we have now, not the wallet and the landfill (one hundred rubles the same size as the 50K)
- The problem of carrying coins "in your head"(from). Open your wallet and see how many there are now little things (coins will be anything below 50K). I don't think its too many, otherwise your wallet barely would close. Coins can and heavier, but much more compact and handier. Yes. Not for nothing most of the world uses them. A matter of habit. On this coin we need to do as well as our current change is to get rid of, but do not store. To keep in your purse in a special pocket. Pocket full? It's time to drop the cashier's coins.

I see one main problem:
- While we the people are not accustomed to the coins. And will be a big problem when you transfer coin from hand to hand. Will roll and roll on the floor until people have not developed certain habits of handling coins.