Noticed a weird thing today. The RDX has no good place to put coins. The only decent spot is in the door pocket, but I dont like doing that cause it rattles whenever you close the door.

 

I use an old sunglasses bag. I then put it in the center console. For as much space as the RDX offers, it really lacks practical space.

 

I use a sandwich ziplock bag and keep it in the center console.

 

Yea I agree. I do wish there was more storage. I was thinking of getting some kind of "cup", and using a 3M-command-strip to mount it under the center pillar (above Qi charger)

 

Empty metallic Altoids mint box for me.

 

Change? You mean those little pieces of metal people used to use for money?

I'd like to know where I'm supposed to flick my ashes. I'd prefer not to use the mason jar for my tobaccy juice.

 

I use an old school rubber coin purse and keep it in the center console. I got three of these from Amazon. Just take the chain off.

 

@oblio98 had a nifty case for coins.

 

I use one of those change holders that has 4 spring loaded slots for different denominations. I had it in my 2016 RDX and moved it to the new one. I have never had to use any of it.

 

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I keep mine in a used welly bandaid box its metal and sits next to my squash air spencer

 

I haven't carried cash in almost five years, but I do still have an old beat up ziplock baggie of coins in my 2020 Advance center console that is there for any sort of emergency that I transferred over from my TSX; but not sure how or what I would use coins for anymore. Parking meters, tool booths etc take credit cards now. My '04 TSX has the old-school spring-loaded coin holders for each type of coin in the center console. I keep them filled just for nostalgic reasons. Haven't touched them in years...

But you're right, practical real estate in the RDX is hard to find.

 

Change is obsolete……………no use, no need, don’t carry any. No cash tolls or parking meters……even drive throughs, tap the phone or card.


Years back a change bin, very night coins in the bin….cashed it in every so often.

 

I do need a quarter for my weekly trip to Aldi (for the cart) and it is a PITA to have to dig one out of the bottom of the center console.

I've tried leaving it in the cupholder but my wife scolds me telling me that someone is going to smash her window to get it if they can see it lol.

 

Yes, the ALDI situation was my main reason for getting the coin purse to keep in the car. There is also the occasional vending machine but most of them now take credit cards. For those that don't, I have change handy without having to keep it in my pocket.

 

Are you guys in the States? Didnt know Aldi was here, let alone Also charged a quarter(1 euro in europe, which is returned when cart is brought back).

I keep my change in a ziplock bag. I count of the change at home then put it in the bag and label the amount with a sharpie(I count it twice), the store operators are pleased with it. I also typically sort the change by size/type.

 

Not sure how widespread within the states. I'm in Southern California and have 3 Aldi's within a reasonable distance to me.

 

I use this that came from the first gen Honda Ridgeline...and don't ask me why there is a slot for dollar coins:

 

I do keep a couple quarters in the cup holders (underneath coffee-stained napkins).

Aside from the local Aldi, there's a village center near me that still has old style parking meters. Need to feed them whenever I go to the barber or optometrist.