Bank Job

I am always volunteering to do things like that. We have to count all of our rolls of coin that we get in by hand. I am always the first to try and get all the rolls so that I can "count" them. How nice I can look at every coin as I count them.

They all love me too, cause I always wanna buy the foreign coins when they come in. Fixes a lot of the issues of what to do with the coins that way. I normally am willing to buy all the things they think are worthless.

Well good luck with it, hope it goes well for you!

If you get the job at the bank you may want to make it clear that you are a coin collector and may want to purchase some coins from them. Note that although banks are supposed to be Federally controlled, each bank is still an organization on it's own and may have personal restrictions, rules, regulations, etc. As a teller you may want to put aside certain coins you wish to purchase later. This practice may not be acceptable at that bank. Some banks may have a rule that ALL money received must be first put into a cash drawer where it can be counted by and independant individual. Cash of any kind not in that location could be construded as a felony at some banks. Putting coins aside even for a few minutes may not be acceptable although you may want to replace with some of your own later of right away. The main thing is whenever you attempt to acquire a job where cash of any kind is handeled you may want to make it clear as to you intensions as a coin collector.

LOL I learned that the hard way, At the end of the day, I would count my drawer, then just swap the coins or notes I wanted to keep with ones in my pocket... I did that one night and the boss walked up behind me when I was swapping money, I had to explain to him that I was trading coins and putting the equal value back in the drawer... take my advice and what just_carl said, make sure they know you collect coins and arnt just freeloading off their profit.. It might save you some embarrassment!

i usually swap coins out of my drawer with little problem, since selling such small amounts would raise suspicion in itself, if I'm exchanging bills however I always sell to another teller and buy it back again with my own money. The tricks with the coin machine took a long time for me to figure out how to do without getting into trouble. My advice to you if you get hired is to keep the coin switching to a minimum at least at first, my boss has scholded me many a time for looking through coin rolls instead of doing what he deems to be 'work'.
Play it safe and you'll be fine

GOT THE JOB.

I begin April 28.

Grats & Good luck!