While I'm not overly familiar with the American banking system, I'm pretty sure that, since a boxful of coins is a pretty heavy thing to carry around (and therefore expensive to ship anywhere), then the generic and not-very-helpful answer to your question is, "From somewhere as close as possible".
Exactly where that "close as possible" place is, would vary depending on the bank or, more directly, on the armoured car company which that bank uses to deliver their coins. But I suspect that obtaining such specific information would be very hard to obtain from either the bank or their contractors. After all, there's no particular reason why you as a bank customer need to know that.
Exactly where that "close as possible" place is, would vary depending on the bank or, more directly, on the armoured car company which that bank uses to deliver their coins. But I suspect that obtaining such specific information would be very hard to obtain from either the bank or their contractors. After all, there's no particular reason why you as a bank customer need to know that.
Don't say "infinitely" when you mean "very"; otherwise, you'll have no word left when you want to talk about something really infinite. - C. S. Lewis



















