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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;scottishmoney, post: 1498301, member: 12789&quot;]They are doing you a big favour by accepting any coin you bring in in bulk form.&nbsp; I search anywhere from $500-$1000 a week in cents, nickels, and halves and have a network of credit unions that I move the coins through.&nbsp; I used to be able to take them to a commercial bank, but then they implemented a 5% fee.&nbsp; I don&#039;t take the dump coins there anymore but I still get boxes from them at no charge so I am happy.</p><p><br /></p><p>One thing you have to realise very quickly with bank tellers, their vault tellers, and branch managers.&nbsp; They can and will be your friends and accommodate you with a little bit of common courtesy and friendliness.&nbsp; Don&#039;t ever go in and feel like things should go your way and pick arguments.&nbsp; Of course my old country ways are a help too, I don&#039;t have any problem paying them off with small favours.&nbsp; Heck, I have season tickets to hockey games, baseball games and buy boxes of candy.&nbsp; They make good gifts.&nbsp; I have one teller, a 20 year something lady that has a pretty good eye for coins and banknotes and while she keeps the best stuff for herself won&#039;t mind sharing seconds with me.&nbsp; I have given her holders for her coins and paper money.</p><p><br /></p><p>Curiuosly enough - I have several banks that will not officially order boxes of coins for non-commercial accounts.&nbsp; But maybe everybody else has a problem going in and buying up boxes of coins, but I know nothing of the sort.&nbsp; Tellers have shared tales of fools going in and demanding boxes of coins and of course not getting them.&nbsp; Again, I don&#039;t know that problem.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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