Other name for shrapnel coins in general; also called bubble money in old documents; bubble = here: Bag, purse). – Coins that have little (or no) purchasing power and which accumulate in the money bag (little coins that have only next to zero value, but that regularly get clogged up in the money bag). – Colloquially in German (jemand hat das nötige Kleingeld [someone has the necessary wherewithal]) also designation for wealth and assets. – See Aufrundung, Aushingeld, Brunnengeld, Geldbeutel, Geldtüte, Geldbezeichnungen, folk German-language, Gequetschte, Hühnerfutter, Nasarinchen, Penonse, Pezzi, Spores Raffel, Zucker. – Cf. Monthly Report of the Deutsche Bundesbank of January 2013, pp. 30 ff. (Coinage in the EMU and in Germany; many overviews).
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