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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;urbanchemist, post: 1388645, member: 13080&quot;]thats really a policy you would find out when you start working at the bank.&nbsp; i wouldn&#039;t bring it up in the applying/interview process.&nbsp; 95% of banks don&#039;t have a problem with it.&nbsp; its not really a bank policy.&nbsp; it more of a teller thing,&nbsp; i am sure some teller managers might forbid it but as long as you are being ethical about it there shouldn&#039;t be a problem.&nbsp; there are no rules saying you have to give a certain penny or dime or dollar to a regular customer.&nbsp; in your drawer you will always have a slot for mutilated money. that&#039;s where i would always put notes that i was interested in.&nbsp; as far as coins there are usually extra slots in the drawer for coins.&nbsp; unless its a bank that uses a machine that dispenses the coins to you.&nbsp; of course you cant spend you day while you are working just searching through coins you&nbsp; might like.&nbsp; that will always cause a problem.&nbsp; you just have to be smart about it and figure out when is the best time to do it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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