Reject Tube & Coinstar Finds

Are they all silver quarters?

 

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All of that in a reject tray? Holy! All one machine? How does that even happen?

 

I don't know, but it did. The teller that helped me with it will probably be getting a nice gift card from me for this one.

 

I'd say, $525 in silver is worth a little extra consideration!

 

Wtf, how did that all even fit in the reject tray lol

 

I'll imagine that Inq's head went a little something like this when all those silver q's started dropping like a Vegas slot jackpot. http://youtu.be/lYXyE4WQy-I

 

'62 quarter, '52 dime, 1980 SBA & a 10 pence coin.

 

Thank you coinstar! Found a '64 roosie today in the reject bin!

 

Two more quarters ('64, '52).

 

Does the coin star machines take Canadian coins? i have a bunch of Canadian coins. Should i just dump them in there to jam it up so they have to open it? Or are you guys just sticking your hand in the reject thing that everyone can check whether its open or not?

 

Your local bank should exchange canadian money for you for you. Mine does atleast.

 

Mine have all been bounced from the Coinstars

 

I suppose some banks offer a currency exchange service, but I don't think many do. And the ones that do, do they do small change? I would think it'd be paper money only, or at least $1 or more.

 

I actually called a major bank in downtown Boston about exchanges this past week and you're right on the money about paper only, Lon.

 

6 Roosies & '64 quarter, 10 '43 cents, SBA & Sac plus various other foreigns

 

That's a nice haul!
HOTN

 

Will banks ever implement machines that will sort out the silver coins from the clad ones?

 

How'd you get in the reject bin lol

 

You have to get the machine to jam. Bent coins can do the trick. And then if your lucky they will give you the rejects when they have to open Otto clear the jam.

 

They just GIVE them to you?! Doesn't coinstar charge like 12% or something?