loose change

noun

1. money in the form of coins suitable for small expenditures

Example Sentences

"The time and energy spent to leave a good review probably helps the business more in the long term than any loose change could."

From BBC

The conference maintained its homespun feel, with yellow T-shirt wearing activists wandering around with yellow buckets hawking for loose change donations.

From BBC

The court heard that PC Carter's body-worn camera was found to have recorded him counting around £115 worth of cash in Mr Gaetani's wallet while he was sitting in a police car, along with some euros and loose change.

From BBC

Soon tip jars that once collected loose change at cash registers morphed into touch screens suggesting significantly larger tip amounts, even for small purchases.

From Los Angeles Times

Though, at that stage, he was hardly digging down the back of the sofa for loose change given he was worth nearly $20bn, according to Forbes magazine’s rich list of 2018.

From BBC