💼 Durable Rubber Coin Purse: Stylish and Versatile Coin Purses for All! Review

excellent purse for the bag. I pay cash and it's good to have exact change when the bill is $10.07 and you don't have to give back a handful of change. I used one for several years before losing it. They are very durable.

Only one side of the holder opens when pushed. To do this, you must either open the other side or make changes to the open side and then put it in place. Otherwise the holder may not close completely. I ordered a pack of three. Everyone is exactly the same.

These little nostalgic pieces are still worth carrying around. If you visit an EU country that uses the euro, you will accumulate a lot of 1 and 2 euro coins. These wallets keep plenty of them safe and without the ping you might hear coming from your pocket. Much better and safer to take it out of your pants than to pay for little things with your wallet.

This antique coin pouch with slightly rounded corners won't cut through your pocket and keeps your coins together - while you're still using cash for shopping and changing. The only problem is that, at least on first use, squeezing the ends opens one side but closes the other, requiring you to stick your finger in to open fully. Perhaps the plastic "learns” to open properly with prolonged use.

purse to carry in your pocket. I pay cash and it's good to have exact change when the bill is $10.07 and you don't have to give back a handful of change. I used one for several years before losing it. They are very durable.

Only one side of the holder opens when squeezed. To do this, you must either open the other side or make changes to the open side and then put it in place. otherwise the holder may not close completely. I ordered a pack of three. Everyone is exactly the same.

These little nostalgic pieces are still worth carrying. If you visit an EU country that uses the euro, you will accumulate a lot of 1 and 2 euro coins. These wallets keep plenty of them safe and without the ping you might hear coming from your pocket. Much better and safer to take it out of your pants than to pay for little things with your wallet.

These vintage wallets with slightly rounded corners will definitely not be a hole in your pocket and will keep your coins together if you still use cash for shopping and change. The only problem is that, at least on first use, squeezing the ends opens one side but closes the other, requiring you to stick your finger in to open fully. Perhaps the plastic "learns” to open properly with prolonged use.