Kind of the same. I started saving change back in April 2020. My change really went up in June 2021 when I started my first job as there is change everywhere. I keep my Quarters, Dimes, and Nickels in a big jar that when full, I'll cash it in on a Friday when my paycheck comes in and put half of said amount in checking and other in savings. But pennies are in a smaller jar that when full, I'll use to splurge a little. It could be for cash, a gift card, or maybe even Amazon.

@@Dcn8r22 Great plan Dont stop!

@@Dcn8r22 I like that you keep your coins in order

@@stewartquark1661 yeah originally I did have all of it in one jar but while pennies add up, it's not much. Originally I wanted to put all my change in the coinstar but can't do cash because it takes 11% of every dollar but I didn't want to use it all on Amazon. So that's the main reason why I separated the change. I cashed in the pennies on November 1st for a charity donation and it was $28.24 (all pennies and 1 dime)

@@stewartquark1661 just posted a video of me cashing in that if you want to watch.

I saved up 173 dollars in coins alone and it was the best feeling ever it took me 4 days of begging lol

Wowwww I was way off