People use coin counting machines like Coin Star and pay a fee. It's a scam. You can bring a bag of coins to the bank and they'll count it for you.
I thought you had to bring them rolled? That's what I've always been told. You can get the casings for rolled coins really cheap, though.
My credit union makes you unroll them. I guess people were sneaking in fake coins. Now they have to be unrolled and counted by the machine.
More and more banks are requiring you to roll your coins first, which means you have to count them to make sure they're accurate.
Many Coinstar machines will give you the exact amount of money you put in but in Amazon credit.
My credit union has a free coin counting machine.. But that's a credit union.
Most banks don't count it for you. You need to roll them up. I know in Germany Sparkasse has free machines that count your coins, but I've never seen it in the states.
My local credit union has some, and I live in the western US.
local bank HSBC has them at most branches.
People use coin counting machines like Coin Star and pay a fee. It's a scam. You can bring a bag of coins to the bank and they'll count it for you.
I thought you had to bring them rolled? That's what I've always been told. You can get the casings for rolled coins really cheap, though.
My credit union makes you unroll them. I guess people were sneaking in fake coins. Now they have to be unrolled and counted by the machine.
More and more banks are requiring you to roll your coins first, which means you have to count them to make sure they're accurate.
Many Coinstar machines will give you the exact amount of money you put in but in Amazon credit.
My credit union has a free coin counting machine.. But that's a credit union.
Most banks don't count it for you. You need to roll them up. I know in Germany Sparkasse has free machines that count your coins, but I've never seen it in the states.
My local credit union has some, and I live in the western US.
local bank HSBC has them at most branches.