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Old 11-11-2009, 11:36 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Turning in rolls to Coinstar

I just saw this from Coinstar http://www.coinstar.com/us/html/2009Promo

You can turn in $40 in coins and get $50 in gift certificates. If you regularly shop at any of these stores this is a nice little profit when you turn in your coins.

Amazon
Borders
Cabelas
Eddie Bauer
iTunes
JCPenny
Lowes
Old Navy
Overstock.com
Regal Entertainment Group
Starbucks
Rixty

I have turned in coins for Amazon and iTunes before and you get a code at the bottom of your receipt to enter online at that site to get your credit. The last time they did a promo like this you filled out a form also at the bottom of your receipt and mailed it in. A few weeks later you got a $10 gift card in the mail to the same place your original gift card/code was for.

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I often wonder what the owner of those machines actually find. It would be a ton of work but I have to think they do some searching before depositing them wouldn't they?
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I often wonder what the owner of those machines actually find. It would be a ton of work but I have to think they do some searching before depositing them wouldn't they?

everytime i get a roll of quarters form the bank theres usullaly foreigns coins mixed in. I wonder if they come from them.
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