Coinstar find

The store owns it, the customer pays 11% from the total to the machine company. I like to pay attention to the regular customers that comes in with half dollars and quarters and pay for it to save them the fee if I see any silver or other coins I like

 

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How do you get access though? Do you work at the store?
I’ve spoken with the local grocery store managers about it and asked to buy bags from the machine and was told to politely “go screw”.

 

I work in a family business that owns multiple stores, but this particular machine seems to have the most unique finds. The other machines at the other stores are quite in the norm but occasionally I pick up silver there

 

1st Reject bin


2nd Reject bin (inside) where the fun stuff is deposited

 

Yeah my dump bank lets me get the stuff on the inside bin when they open it up. Usually just foreign junk and trash. My boy likes the foreign coins though. One time the teller found a .22 bullet still in the shell.

 

Now this is job Meow wants!

 

That machine could obviously use a thorough cleaning.

 

Ummmm, Meow is not dead yet.

 

"yet." ⟵Ah! So there's hope after all?

 

You seem to not like Cats.

 

There's another possibility as to what I dislike: Goofy Homo Sapiens incongruously referring to themselves in the third person as "Meow" in posts at a coin-hobby forum site.

 

Can you show us the ones with foreign characters? There are some of us here who are multi-lingual, including me, plus some of us have other experience such as philately, in ID'ing stuff from other countries.

 

Hmmm, but Meow is Meow. What is a Cat to do? But Meow is attempting to be the worlds best CRH Cat. Is that not enough to earn a place in the forum?

 

Will post soon, interested to find out as well

 

Are there Coinstar machines in England?