My father has lots of 20 peso coins

Congratulations to your dad. He is undoubtedly a loving father. I wish him the very best.

I'm sure your father feels good to be back and work and contributing to the household expenses.

When I was young, my father would come home from work every day and put his coin-change on the counter and give some of it to me & my brother & sister. There was a 'good feeling' (maybe 'a boost of dopamine') that would come from filling a 'piggy bank' with those coins (both 'the ones father would give me' and 'the ones I would find lying on the ground outside ... reminds me of the nickel glued to the floor of the students' lounge in Oklahoma City University's Psychology-department---put there as kind of a prank so older students could watch freshmen try to pick it up ...). About the switch from paper to coin ... reminds me that there's now a '1 dollar'-coin that looks like a quarter WAY TOO MUCH. (When some machines give you change for your bills, sometimes you'll get those dollars when you're expecting quarters ... but more often you'll accidentally SPEND dollars when you think you're spending quarters )

Twenty peso coins are very heavy in the coin purse loll

Pretty soon we will have 50 then 100 pesos coins. I wonder if it's to encourage people to use plastic (credit cards). I also believe senior citizens should not be discriminated against if they are willing and able to work.

It's good that you father though old is strong and healthy to work.

In fact, 20 pesos are now coins. I believe that it is more feasible for this money to already be in coins if it has already been used regularly so that it won't readily deteriorate and become filthy. Coins have a longer shelf life than paper money.

" My father has lots of 20 peso coins " well at least your father has a noble plan for you I have lots of 20 pesos coins too and as you can see in the picture I had almost filled half of a decent size mason jar but unlike your father I have no plans of what to do with them, I guess I'm just crazy, when I get inside the house, 20 peso coins ( around 34 U.S. cents each) in my pocket goes straight to the jar

That is great that he is working and saving those coins.

Great that he is able to save a little something from his work. It may not seem like much, but like all money does, it adds up.

Good he can save. Hard to do these days.

That's good but 20-peso coins aren't enough to save for house construction. It will take time. Why not bigger paper bills?