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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;air4mdc, post: 1498229, member: 38908&quot;]Hi all! Relatively new here. Replied to a few posts...great site! I&#039;ve learned a lot here about CRH and the proper ettiquite when I comes to dealing with banks. I have been quite surprised by my reception when I ask for coins or the dumping of coins. For the most part I have two banks that are very good about ordering and one bank that is very good about me dumping. However, I did stop by a bank today that I have an account with and dumped $490 worth of halves .It was a self help coin machine. So I had filled the halves and they needed to empty the bag. When I approached the teller with the ticket to make the deposit, another teller from 25ft away said &quot;in a couple of weeks we are not accepting haves anymore.&quot; I said, &quot;really. Then she gave the speech. I informed her I was well educated on whats going on here. I went once step further and told her I have lots of pennies and quarters I will be bringing in. Then I went as far as asking her if she will deny me the returning of those coins. She didn&#039;t know what to say. All the while she is telling me this, a guy brings a bag of coins in for her to deposit. He looked a little dumb-founded about what she was saying. Its a shame that some banks and some tellers just have to ruin it for CRH&#039;s. My question is if they have coin counting machines for the customers to use and there is no limit posted on the machine how can they tell you that they you can&#039;t use it? Is it me or do others here feel like we are doing something wrong or illegal. I&#039;m have so much fun I dislike the thought of quiting because its a hassle to empty the machine. Some thoughts would be nice if ou all have some to pass along. Thanks[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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