What to do with all the jars of loose change
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Cashed em in and am going to take the family out for BBQ Beef Ribs
to celebrate the holiday. I just hope the $11.73 will cover the cost and tip.
to celebrate the holiday. I just hope the $11.73 will cover the cost and tip.
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<< <i>Cashed em in and am going to take the family out for BBQ Beef Ribs
to celebrate the holiday. I just hope the $11.73 will cover the cost and tip. >>
...YIKES! you better have some foldin' money too!!
Quarters/Nickles/Dimes/Prez Dollars and Half Dollars: $483.65
Cents(Copper and Zinks): $25.00
Total of: $508.65
How do I turn in so much change?
Edited to add: The cents are rolled (All copper or all Zink per roll). The other change are all separated in different wine bottles...
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<< <i>Some banks like Valley National and TD have free coin counters. You just dump the coins in, it counts them and prints out a recipt you take to the teller for cash. Its like coinstar, but there is no fee to use it. >>
At my bank, I can take to it the teller, SHE will count it in her/the bank's counter and give me foldin stuff back if I want or deposit it in whichever account I choose. I don't accumulate much these days, but when the bank quits takin change, I quit accumulating.
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<< <i>Some banks like Valley National and TD have free coin counters. You just dump the coins in, it counts them and prints out a recipt you take to the teller for cash. Its like coinstar, but there is no fee to use it. >>
At my bank, I can take to it the teller, SHE will count it in her/the bank's counter and give me foldin stuff back if I want or deposit it in whichever account I choose. I don't accumulate much these days, but when the bank quits takin change, I quit accumulating. >>
stay away from the DC area... the big banks only want it pre-rolled. (or there are those that have the machines)
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<< <i>Some banks like Valley National and TD have free coin counters. You just dump the coins in, it counts them and prints out a recipt you take to the teller for cash. Its like coinstar, but there is no fee to use it. >>
At my bank, I can take to it the teller, SHE will count it in her/the bank's counter and give me foldin stuff back if I want or deposit it in whichever account I choose. I don't accumulate much these days, but when the bank quits takin change, I quit accumulating. >>
stay away from the DC area... the big banks only want it pre-rolled. (or there are those that have the machines) >>
If I took it to my bank pre-rolled, they'd break the rolls open and re-count the coins.
MY COINS FOR SALE AT https://www.pcgs.com/setregistry/collectors-showcase/other/bajjerfans-coins-sale/3876
<< <i>baby food jars? >>
That was good...
Whoever...and whenever...they take down that shed....WOW will they have a surprise!!!!!
Spent the better part of a day rolling change that I had separated for the past 3 years. Not counting dollar coins I wound up with $518.50 plus some scraps unrolled. With dollars and halves it was over $800.
Took them to the bank Saturday with the box of rolls setting off my passenger seat belt alarm (HA), traded for 5 hundreds, drove to the tire store and traded those plus another one for some new shoes for the Dawg'erado.