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Pillar of the Community
 United States
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I just deposit my coins back into my account. They don't count change at my bank any more. I put it all in a change bag that the bank provides me and they send it out to be counted and the deposit shows up in a couple of days.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Am I missing something here ... why not just deposit or cash the coins in at the bank? Many of the banks, including two of my banks, do not take hundreds of dollars in privately rolled coins, here in Los Angeles. However, I recently found out that Bank of America will order you plastic deposit bags where you can submit coins to be counted at their counting center and deposit into your account in 7 to 10 days, according to them. |
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United States
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However, I recently found out that Bank of America will order you plastic deposit bags where you can submit coins to be counted at their counting center and deposit into your account in 7 to 10 days, according to them. Seven to ten days? I would dump that bank in a heartbeat. 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
Australia
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Many of the banks, including two of my banks, do not take hundreds of dollars in privately rolled coins, here in Los Angeles.
However, I recently found out that Bank of America will order you plastic deposit bags where you can submit coins to be counted at their counting center and deposit into your account in 7 to 10 days, according to them. Ok, thanks for that. In Australia all the major banks provide 24hr access to coin deposit machines. You just tip all your coins into a tray and the money is deposited into your account. https://www.suncorp.com.au/content/...-by-step.pdf |
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United States
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There are a lot of banks that have free coin counting machines for customers with accounts. That is how I dump the boxes that I go through.
On the other hand, I've only ever done cents, nickels, and dimes. I'm not sure how well the machine would handle quarters and halves. I know the machine takes halves, but I'd probably have to dump little bits at a time. Even then, there is a good chance I'd be holding people up behind me waiting to use the coin counter. A box of cent or nickels is no problem in the machine I use.
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Valued Member
Canada
139 Posts |
Certain TD banks in Canada have a counter, you dump your coins, get a receipt when your finished you tell them how you want the money either cash or deposit or a combination of the two.
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Valued Member
United States
63 Posts |
I always pay in coins at my college cafeteria. They've gotten used to me paying them in rolls. I only give quarters and half dollars though so maximum is 1 roll per day
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04/09/2018 6:56 pm
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New Member
United States
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Don't you have any sore of a Coinstar machine there? That's what I do. When I get boxes of pennies when CRHing I..
Get the $25 box, bring it home start hunting.
Duplicate dates in inferior quality coppers(1959-1981's including the copper 82's) I put in my Copper Box where all my ugly copper coins go to collect hopefully a ton of copper in 20 years.
If I run into an 1982 I flip it in the air hard till it chimes to listen to hear if it's copper. If it is it goes into my Copper Box.
Pretty older copper memorial cents(like near uncirculated+ condition) I keep in a special place to collect.
All Wheaties or older as long as they are in G8 or better condition are put in my Wheaties sash(counting 61 so far.)
I alos look through to see major errors albeint ennefectively because I pnly posses a 20X magnification Magnifying Glass. Any error I keep or those special Counterpunched state 1974 pennies I keep.
Every other penny 1982 or later that's not an error or in mint condition or copper or proofs just ugly boring Zinc's get's put in a coffe can to go back into a coinstar so I can get a cash voucher. Usually I only have to put 22 dollars of reject pennies back which quates to 20 net from the machine. Then I add my chump money in the form of 5 dollars to that and get another box of pennies. Rinse and repeat.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I've paid for gas several times with rolled halves. (I don't search boxes......only customer wrapped rolls). My boxes of nickels I dump at the bank I get them at....sort of. I've managed to get them to swap out my returned boxes of nickels for "fresh" sealed boxes. I use 3 branches so I can usually get 4-6 boxes a week. There's never been a problem because they know I also pull out all the foreign & never short change them. I'm also a source for nickels if they ever run short.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I don't think I'd fuss with taking coins to businesses either. I'd just go to a different branch than where you received the coins and dump them there. Might sound crazy but I bank at Comerica, Bank of America, PNC and Chase just so I have options of where I get my coins and where I dump them. Chase has a pretty good deal for veterans where there's no cost for accounts and you get some pretty good perks on the side.
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 United States
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Chase has a pretty good deal for veterans where there's no cost for accounts and you get some pretty good perks on the side. Do you use chase to get coins or dump? Or both? Do you have to re roll coins that you dump at Chase? Any other pros or cons, or things I may want to know about Chase? I gave thought about opening an account at Chase. Right now they have a special where I can get a "free" $500 if I open an account and meet some criteria. Seems like a good deal. |
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United States
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Might sound crazy but I bank at Comerica, Bank of America, PNC and Chase just so I have options of where I get my coins and where I dump them. It is not crazy. Actually, I think it is very smart. I too use four banks... Wells, Chase, U.S. Bank, and BofA. I have checking/savings accounts at three of them, and a credit card account at the other which usually allows me to purchase at their branches. CRH Nickeloholic. 1,600,000 nickels searched in eight years! Have found FOUR complete Jefferson sets!
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Do you use chase to get coins or dump? Or both? I started using Chase to just get a box of nickels every now and then. You can purchase and return up to $100 without having an account. I finally walked in with $300 and opened a basic savings account but the banker said there's plenty of benefits for veterans. I might switch to Chase for all my banking eventually.
Do you have to re roll coins that you dump at Chase? I always re-roll my coins, no matter where I return them.
Any other pros or cons, or things I may want to know about Chase? No cons from what I can see for a veteran.
I gave thought about opening an account at Chase. Right now they have a special where I can get a "free" $500 if I open an account and meet some criteria. Seems like a good deal.
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Valued Member
United States
424 Posts |
At the Walmart close to me there is a small branch of US Bank inside the store (2 tellers). They don't have rolls of dollars or halves available, but often have a number of loose coins, usually 10 to 30 dollars worth. When I first enter the store I pass by and get all the coins they have (they're happy to get rid of them), then look to see if there is anything interesting in the mix. I'm currently putting together a set of Kennedy half dollars and have been able to get most of the circulation coins from them. Also, I've been able to set aside a lot of the different dollar coins. When I'm ready to check out, I go to the self checkout and pay with any of the coins that I'm not going to take home with me. |
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United States
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Do you use chase to get coins or dump? Or both? Both. The branches where I've had good luck with CWR I use as pickup banks, the ones where I haven't had such good luck I use as dump banks. Quote:
Do you have to re roll coins that you dump at Chase? I always re-roll my coins, no matter where I return them. The coins I turn in are always rolled by me. I always re-use the same rolls I got when buying them. I usually weigh my rolls to check for accuracy. Quote:
Any other pros or cons, or things I may want to know about Chase? Some of the branches don't have large vaults, so they can't handle large volumes of coin at one time. Others have no such problems. CRH Nickeloholic. 1,600,000 nickels searched in eight years! Have found FOUR complete Jefferson sets!
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