Take Your Coins to the Bank
Roll Them Yourself
Use a Coin Counting Machine
Hire Someone to Roll Them
Buy a Coin Separator
Buy Stuff with Them
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Which banks have change machines
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Regional banks such as Commerce Bank, Bank Atlantic and PNC.
Credit unions (other union benefits)
The public credit savings banks are Salem Five and Piedmont Federal Savings Bank.
Do banks take Loose Change
Some banks are now releasing slot machines that allow you to earn extra change without having to sort it first. Not all banks offer these machines and many do not currently have them in their branch. However, you will be able to collect your coins if you get them within reach yourself.
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Can you exchange change for cash at any bank
You can still exchange coins directly at the bank from time to time if you do not have a receipt. However, the process may be slightly different. First, call the bank or investment firm of your choice and inquire about their change acceptance policy. Some do not accept coins from non-customers. Most do, but they certainly charge a fee.
How many rolls of coins per bank box
Penny: 1958 and earlier pennies (wheat cents).
Nickels: Jefferson nickels dated 1919 (35 silver). Look for the large embossed letter on the back side at the top of the man’s building.
Dimes and quarters: 1964 or earlier coins (90% silver).
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Can I take my rolled coins to the bank
Consumers can exchange their coins for cash at banks, which will refund their full value for free. Banks do not have to charge retail customers for depositing coins, but many require coins to be wrapped. Some Wells banks, such as Fargo, exchange rolled-up earnings free of charge for non-customers.
How do you roll coins into a bank deposit
Bring coins to the lobby of a bank or credit union. Give the rolled coins along with the deposit receipt to the cashier for quantification. Most banks and credit unions will not accept coin deposits through our car service so you will need to drive to complete the transaction.
Do you have to roll your own coins for the bank
Many banks now require you to first dump coins before they are safely accepted. Some banks may have money meters, which may mean that you are not required to provide one.
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