JFK Half Dollar Roll Hunters: Silver, Proofs And Other Finds

If you have an account there, they can't.

Call their bluff!

I just dropped off a box at that branch that said they do not want me to deposit there anymore. The "assistant" manager that asked me not to was not there, but I think I am going to make this branch my MAIN DUMP spot!

Question? I had a 1972 that sounded funny so I weighed it and it is 10.4g. Any ideas?

Loomis/Wells Fargo has the yellow wrapper rolls.

If your bank doesn't want your deposits then talk to the main branch or something and tell them you will gladly close all accounts with them and report them to the Better Business Bureau as well as the local Business Association.

I think the FDIC insurance has a part that says they cannot refuse a deposit unless it would conflict with the insurance limit of an account or something liek that, so deposit $50,000 in pennies if you want to.

Banks are jsut getting lazy and tellers not wanting to do any work because their cushy high paying jobs would mean they have to work for a living, thus why they don't like giving change to any non-account holders and tell people to go to a gas station.

Bank want the FDIC and other perks fromt he government for performing duties, but they are failing to perform those required duties.

Here are the other pics, still excited about that commemorative my grandson was helping me when I pulled it, It was fun to see the excitement in his eyes. Another Numismatics in the making.

I re-roll all my halves for 2 reasons.
First of all I can dump them easier.
I take them to a bank my wife has an account
with. I can get rid of $4000 in very little time
They have lots of branches and I rotate to different
branches and try not to visit a branch more then once a month. I dump $1000-$2000 at a branch. I never deposit the money, I use to but the bank thought I was structuring the money because I would deposit bags of halves and they would send them off to be counted and credit my account then I would withdraw the money to order halves from the bank I get my halves from. This caused excessive transactions involving cash this raised a flag with their account fraud division so they closed my account and cancelled my credit card been with them for years never a late payment it really made me mad but I learned a good lesson. So if I roll them I get the cash immediately
get the dumping over in a couple of hours and save a bunch
of GAS and TIME running around to coin machines that have limits on the amount you can dump. But do not forget
even though you bring them in rolled they have to unroll them put them in bags and send them off this takes labor and time that is the main reason I rotate to different branches each week. Last but not least after dumping I
take my wife to lunch so she is happy to help me on
dump day.

Huge score for me today:

https://goccf.com/t/175072

@Littlebirdy8

I would let it go and move on rather than call them out.

Most banks have in writing fees for counting coins.

Most do not enforce it.

A BMO bank branch that I dumped at once a week told ,e back in January that they were going to start charging me to dump coin. I knew that BMO had a fee but never had a problem at any of their branches. I had to dump there weekly rather than every 2 to 3 weeks that I try to rotate the rest of my dumps banks since I have to work 6 days a week every week.

Anywho I have been paranoid ever since that they would put the word out to the other branches that I had been warned about the fees but so far no problem at the other 3 branches I go to.

If I were you I would check back in a few months and I'm sure there will be a new crew of teller and managers and you will be able to dump again.

Better than being told to never come back again and having your account flagged.