Loose Change

"Loose Change" typically refers to small denominations of currency, such as coins and minor bills, that are often used for everyday transactions or leftover change. It is the change remaining after making a purchase, often kept in wallets, jars, or piggy banks. The term emphasizes the unplanned, minor amount of money that isn't part of larger bills or sums, and it’s commonly used to describe small amounts of cash that are used for casual or incidental expenses.