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    1. UK 2p works for anything that takes €2, which is basically everywhere except Tesco that’ll need your Kiwi $1.

      Can’t accidentally spend it like trying to remember to have a specific €1/€2 for trolleys; and €2 shape tokens aren’t actually that common.

    2. StalinsProstate on

      A 100 yen coin also works for a euro sized trolley. Imported car came with a free trolley token.

    3. chancer3001 on

      byzantine gold coins work too if ya have one knocking around.

      Forgot mine the last day. Shopping cost me 14 grand

    4. Imaginary-Candy7216 on

      Find a hacksaw in store, cut your house key and use it, then break a window to get in to your house when you get home.

    5. Illustrious_Read8038 on

      I have a plastic trolley key. It’s hard enough to unlock the trolley, but soft enough that I can easily pull it out of the mechanism.

      Handy for taking euros from abandoned trolleys around the car park.

    6. Local_Caterpillar879 on

      Do they not just give out plastic tokens at the customer service desk?

    7. yourrabiddoggy on

      Ha! Husband actually found one in the tool box at the weekend, that’s funny.

    8. Back in day my dad found out that 2p piece worked for pinball machines in france, let’s just say he loved his pinball for few years

    9. When euros first came in, a French 10 franc coin was the same size as a 1 euro coin. Got good use in vending machines back then

    10. In a bind you can get a 5c to work, but you gotta apply pressure down and push the coin to the front as you slide the tray closed for it to go in, but it will go in. I just use my car key.

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