How To Cash In Rolls After CRH?

Perhaps you need a new bank.

I suggest finding a TD Bank...free coin counting machine and then you wont have to pick up supplies to wrap the searched coins.

I use CoinStar, I only lose a couple of bucks each time I cash in $25 worth of cents. Plus, I usually can take spare change from around the house to make up for the deficit.

Open a roll, take out the cents you want, replace the cents you want, re roll, return to bank.

Perhaps you need a new bank?

David

Chase is doing the same here July 1.

Chase states that they will give you wrappers to use. I woudl recommend using bank supplied wrappers instead of rerolling in the Loomis or S & S wraps they came in. I rerolled $500 in halves in Loomis rolls and used them to pay my Home Depot bill. A month later I got the same rerolled coins back WIOTH MY NAME AND ADDRESS on them that Home Depot wrote when I used them as payment. Whomever their armored car service was took them to the central vault and reboxed them without even counting them. If you use the original wraps you will get your same coins back 1:1 and someone else may get your personal information depending on how the bank treats your deposit.

Wow Jack - that's amazing! I figure that all coin was returned, remixed, rerolled.

As noted above, some banks will give you handfuls of wrappers. But seldom enough to do an entire box. They usually give out a few to customers who ask as most only have a few dollars worth to roll and cash-in. I buy mine like John; it's only a few dollars to get a thousand wrappers and for me, the cost of the hobby. I also use wrappers that are different than what the banks here hand out so it's easy to identify my returns (I pick up and return to the same bank). This is important for those occasions where they have CWRs they set aside in case I'm interested in them. If I spot mine, I pass.

Normally, dump elsewhere and not where you pick-up. However, if you don't turn a lot of coin, then the bank might be able to give out your returns before you pick up your next box. It's only happened once where the pick up for me was my prior returns and that was a logistics issue on the banks part and not a big deal. As noted, don't reroll using the original Loomis wrappers; they are too weak and carry potential to bust open and create an undesirable situation for the bank. Remember: they are doing you a service that many banks wont consider doing unless you have a business account.

Maintain accuracy of count; err on the side of 51 cents in a roll. Shortages will put you in bad favor. Keep things neat and orderly; simplify the return. You don't want to be too big a burden. Good luck on perfecting your return process!

i use a credit union that has free coinstar and you have to direct-deposit it in your account. go go CUs. ditch your bank.