Do You Roll And Return Or Does Your Bank Have A Coin Counting Mach?

Just one counter in a branch, here. When it breaks, I'll bet that's the end of it.

Fortunately where I live I know of at least several places with machines, so I'm a dumper, though occasionally I might re-roll a box to sneak in a few foreign coins. Of the PNCs in my region within 20 minutes, two had a counting machine last time I checked, so we'll see if indeed it is a company-wide policy. As they say, time is money and since the tellers most of the time open up and re-wrap the rolls using rubber bands (usually in groups of 10), I'd rather have them change bags at the machines than re-roll. It also means that the coins go back "into the wild".

Dump in the machine for me.

Nope ,my bank (ESL)does not have coin counting machine so I roll and turn it back once a week .

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I personally use my Credit Union for my dump bank because they have a machine. I know someone that had/has an account at BofA and was able to return coins in bags. All he did was write the denomination, amount, and account number on the bags and just take them in. Don't know if he is still doing it. Haven't talked to him in over a year. Hope this helps. Good luck to you.

I too use my local credit union. I have two branches within 10 minutes of me. I dump $500 1-2x a week at one and dump $300 at the other one 2-3 a week. My second bank limits me to the $300...my other bank is more lenient with me,....some coin I reroll and dump at Bank of America or key banks....I have accounts with them too.

I get rolls/boxes from local B of A, and dump at a CU with a counter.

I roll and return, but I don't send them back all at once. I take the time to track what I get on a spreadsheet, and when I get five or six rolls they get taken to the dump for recycling.

It can take me a while to process a box.