For Those Who Use Td Bank

The TD's nearby me just started a new "not an account holder - you get no coin" policy. Since they put in those juvenile coin counters they never got many customer wrapped rolls anyway. I have no idea if the machines keep or reject silver. Won't test it either as I am not an account holder. Kind of hard to actually trace what happens to the loose coin as they are bagged then hauled off by what ever armored truck service the bank uses. Maybe they all are under contract to use just one Co. maybe not. Maybe they also maintain the machines themselves and not the bank. Possible, but almost unlikely that the same coins that went out come back only to TD banks. The coins are always recounted before they are machine wrapped. Those machines most likely reject the silver and foreigns etc. before hand. I do much better searching customer wrapped rolls for silver (see recent post) than those machined pain in the butt rolls. With one exception, and that being cents.

sometimes they reject sometimes they dont I have tested it a few times (cause I knew I could get the coin back, yes one of the people who changes the bags for me is really nice) so I put a silver dime in 4 times and twice it came out so yea its 50/50

Guys, I use the TD banks for dumping. Today I actually picked up a box of quarters and a box of nickels. There was no charge, and I was not asked if I had an account, although I do. They won't order half dollars for me.

The coin machines, as far as I know, are maintained by the tellers and mgt. At least in terms of emptying the bags once they're full, bringing them to the vault and logging them. From there, Brinks or whoever pickes them up.

It's kind of a pain to dump there because the machine stops every hundred dollars. So, I normally don't dump more than 2 zippers pouches at a branch at a time. The receiving coin buckets in the machines have magnets on them, to stop foreign coins and debris. I scrape them before I start, and I have found hundreds of foreign coins, golf markers, and 1943 steel pennies!

steele, yea same thing for quarters sometimes they reject other times they do not (forgot to mention I also tested the quarters)