Silver Spring MD

Try Suntrust, PNC, UnitedBank, M&T. Bank of America is OK too. Avoid Citibank. TD is a waste of time.

First off, Sorry for late response.
Since this post I have had great success with boxes from TD bank, and have made some friends there after putting the manager in his place and embarressing him infront of his staff( he set himeslf up for that one though) I should say ive had luck rather than success. Averaging about 20-25 wheaties per box, and to my surprise an 1884 indian head in very good condition(I was more excited than a kid on christmas morning!). One box I opened must have been a collection dump... 2,001 wheaties out of the 2,500 (simply amazed). I have also met a teller outside my job on my lunch break today, who works at American Bank, very nice gentleman who said he could easily order me boxes of pennies like it was silly to have asked.He told me they have free account openings offered until december, Again feeling very lucky latley!

Thanks for mentioning this place as this is where I work (and was also born). I myself used to CRH a lot back during college prior to work and occasionally splurge upon doing it, but I'd definitely prefer boxes or ordering. I've asked out for halves at the Bank of America downtown and after maybe 25 visits, came up with maybe $75 in halves total, and BoA usually won't order. You may have better luck towards Baltimore (that's where I found most of my Franklin halves to eventually complete that set about ten years ago, and I'm planning on attending the coin show there next weekend) since there are fewer younger people, though still avoid Citi. I'm not surprised though at that Wheatie find, since although they aren't worth much money in most instances, this easily could have resulted in someone dumping their parents/grandparents' collection of wheates s/he collected.