Ever Been Denied Rolls/Boxes At A Bank?

I have never been denied rolls yet. It helps to go to a bank that you have an account with because I have found they are more willing to give you rolls and order boxes for you.

I have had that happen, but I went back and used NLP and it never happens anymore to quick fix this to start out with smile and make eye contact, say hello by there name on the tag, ask to withdraw a certain amount ask them how they doing. tell them about your kids, or something interesting you got a fundraiser for your cub scout troop, etc. In conversation get them to say yes, something simple like its a nice day, crowded, etc anything to get them to say yes, once you do after they are smiling tell them you JUST need it in coins and say the amounts and quickly say Thank You so much after. If they get ready to say something, interrupt them politely, then tell them you know need to get you business account set up but the accountants and lawyers didn't set up yet so you cant open the account yet then tell them you cant wait everything thing fixed. and thank them again

Smile, Eye Contact, what you need, why you need it penny fundraiser, change for church event, boyscouts, girl scouts, etc, they in the yes mode its going to be hard for them to say no.

Make sure you are using the correct Branch of your bank. I have to go across town to pick up boxes but a few rolls from most branches is OK. Also walking into a bank you don't have an account with and asking for anything is a good way to get a visit from big men in black suits and big SUV's with ear pieces




That is an issue... call around to different banks in your area and ask them which branch you would have to go to in order to get boxes, find one with a 'Change Hub' near your home or work. Ask them about setting up a savings account with them (might end up with a better interest rate too).

Then go into your checking/savings bank and empty your savings account. Close it out completely, explain that you are unhappy with the service you have received and are also considering removing your checking account but will wait until all your checks are gone before you close that account. And make sure to ask to speak to an account rep and not just the tellers when you close it out.

When your checks do run out drop the account balance to $0.10 and continue to use them for change pick up's and coin drops.

A few minutes for a lazy 19 year old going to the vault Verses loosing all the revenue your savings account gives them...

Eye contact, happy, joking attitude at all times, and try not to hit them during the rush hours.

edit: spelling

Why LIE!?!

saying it's for xyz company, or the scouts? Why?

"Hello I'm a coin roll hunter and I want to see if I can find any silver in your coins...
"You don't like that practice?
"Well if you don't like coin roll hunters then I'll be withdrawing everything from my account in large bills, and closing my accounts but you be sure to have a nice day."

Short simple and the TRUTH! aside from anything else when you get there and ask for the pick up for xyz company, what if they want you to produce a paystub or letterhead to confirm that you are associated with xyz company?

I say "I pull out all the foreign coins and crap in the rolls" - and it's true! Talk about it like you are doing them a service if they do you a service.

:I

It's what I DO, though - I have long stopped expecting or finding silver, and old coins are being melted down before they get to my boxes. I'm mostly trying to complete my collection of State Quarters and pick out any foreign that comes along (they are rare but so far I have found coins of the PRC, UAE, Belize and Luxembourg). So I'm not lying about any of this...

Sorry, my ego has been feeling a bit bruised lately ;_;

I have had that happen multiple times. Sometimes when I get boxes and search through them, when I take them back they denied them because the rolls are uneven even though I did replace any (old) coin I took out. Other people roll them and don't even do it right and it costs me money because then when I get those rolls I need to put what ever amount of coins arnt in the rolls into the rolls. Another time I went and got 2 boxes of nickels at a bank and there each $100 bucks each, the (young) lady said that they were $200 each so I let her get the box and when she took the box out and I was leaving I asked another employee for another box, I would of been ripped off $100. At another bank I normally just explained exactly what I was doing and they just didn't get it, it was like they had just started and I left with nothing even though I knew they had boxes in the back. I've gotten REALLY frustrated with things like that but it just depends on the teller and there amount of experience. Good Luck!