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Message:: [QUOTE="Paddy54, post: 4270617, member: 19250"]$50 bags Chris...but I know dad would bring home $250 empty of course.....the small bags lol...my mom would use to repair or replace my dad's pants pockets.  Mom never threw anything away.....including God only knows how many cake tins filled with buttons.Ya all laugh but no kidding she would remove buttons, zippers hook etc....and save them for another project or repair. [USER=24633]@cpm9ball[/USER] I meant to add the larger bags the Federal Reserve branches had what dad called rolling cages. Locked cages that dolly of bags rolled into the area to roll. So these would be larger amounts to keep the machine running . So yeah I bet you could order a $250 Bag. But most business needed rolls to make change.What's is so funny is the retail money pan you know the tray that goes into the resister.Most probably has not changed in over 100 years. Most pans had a 100 dollar bank of 20,10 ,5, 1's  and cent thru 50 cent coins.Now a days most are POS ,EBT, Etc....So quarters,dimes,nickel,and cents are the only change most retail uses.[/QUOTE]