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Valued Member
United States
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And how do you keep the banks from questioning or annoyance? I'm doing like $100-$200 a week and feel that's too much. Tellers don't seem aggravated yet really for but.
I get coin at one bank, and return to another. Should I get make accounts at more banks because I would love to do more.
The actually purchasing of rolls doesn't worry me its when I go in once a week to cash it in lol
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Valued Member
 United States
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Sorry about the random words. Posting from cellphone. Has its own vocabulary
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Pillar of the Community
United States
3345 Posts |
WHat denomination are you doing? Pennies, thats prolly too much. Anything else is fine. I do $200+ a week in nickels at my bank
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Valued Member
United States
376 Posts |
Usually dimes. But every now and again ill get a few halves and quarter rolls
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Valued Member
United States
366 Posts |
It really just depends on the bank. Some banks have really friendly staff others not so much. Once you find a couple good banks, you should be set with supply banks.
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United States
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Yea, you're in good shape.
Like others, my strategy is not to overwhelm.
I've found good supply banks, keep them happy, show appreciation, bring food.
The grumpy banks, either I dump at or avoid based on the climate.
I've also started parceling out my dumping more; I used to dump at 1-2 banks with between 500-1000 each bank per week. Now I dump at 3-4 banks with usually less than 500 each to make sure I don't have them changing too many bags and remembering me.
Every so often I make random stops at banks I'm not sure of and grab what I can, and leave them alone for a few weeks so they forget about me.
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Valued Member
United States
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Found one bank that seems very friendly. I called to make sure they had half dollars there and they said, "We sure do. $1600 worth at the moment come get em all!"
Was surprised with that response lol. May be getting an account there.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I searched $20,000 in dimes last year, dumping maybe twice a month, 95% customer rolls. I don't volunteer any info to the bank, as it's really none of their business. I have accounts at 3 banks and 2 CU's. I only reward the tellers once a year, as frequent rewards mean less silver finds in the long run. The tellers all know what I'm doing, and they are cherry pickers themselves.
When I listen to LED ZEPPELIN...so do my neighbors...
Roll hunting since '77
Dirt fishing since '72
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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each bank is different, you will eventually find the ones who are nice vs mean and slowly develop your own comfortable pattern, at first it might seem tough but then it just like eases out itself
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Valued Member
United States
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You may find it hard to order or return to banks if you don't have accounts with them. Most places require $0-100 to be in your account for a free savings. I'd suggest getting one of those and starting off slowly with your weekly orders.
I have 4 banks I can order up to $1000 in pennies a week from. I actually started out ordering $500 from each of them and just found I could order more if I wanted to. You have to see what the banks can do and don't push your luck. If they limit you and you need more just find a 2nd or 3rd bank.
There's always another bank.
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Valued Member
United States
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I went to the bank I mentioned earlier
They are awesome. I've never been in there before bought $400 dimes. And halves with no questions asked
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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there you go colu, you already established your own strategy!
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Valued Member
United States
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Thanks. Now I should probably dump my change at 2 different banks hey?
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United States
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I have only picked up a couple of boxes. The first time the teller gave me a funny look when I asked for a box of pennies (almost all copper) and the second time in a different bank the teller just smirked. I'm not sure what the smirk was about...
John
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United States
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Dumped $400 in dimes today at my local CU, they teller asked, "Weren't you in not too long ago with coin?"
I simply said yup, couple weeks ago.
She said "wow, that's a lot of coin" lol.... kind of annoying to me that they have to ask questions all the time.
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Posted 07/10/2012 2:17 pm
