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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;LostDutchman, post: 705758, member: 16994&quot;]At least here locally it&#039;s done at Brinks... I know someone who works at Brinks as well. Their incoming change (including the coinstar) goes into a counting room where the loose change is dumped into a large hopper and then sorted, counted, wrapped, and shipped for delivery. Once again no time to look through it. I said to my friend who is in the management structure at brinks &quot;why dont you guys sort it for silver?&quot; He said that there isn&#039;t any machine on the market that can do it reliably and to pay someone to sort it is not cost, or time effective. They are all about processing product.. which in their case is coins. The only time the coins get hand sorted at all is in the sorting and wrapping process where any odd sized coins pop out of the sorter. I&#039;m not sure what happens to them at that point... I should ask... But that&#039;s it... even in the field of handling commercial change there isn&#039;t a job that lets you go through and sort the change... and Brinks does not let anyone exchange coins...[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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