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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Bambam8778, post: 3317334, member: 80341&quot;]I have an account at every bank that I visit just for the simple fact that I don&#039;t want to have to deal with the whole inquisition when I ask for change. It is a very fragile situation when you go for coinage at a bank. First and foremost, get an account. It will cost you nothing. I belong to 3 banks and don&#039;t pay any fees at any of them. #2, realize that they have to pay a premium for these boxes so giving them to you is a benefit. Be nice to your tellers, don&#039;t expect that the bank has to give you a box and be just as happy if they say they don&#039;t have boxes and only have customer wrapped rolls. #3, call in advance. Tell them you area&nbsp; regular account holder and you would like a box of nickels but you want to make sure they have them before you drive over there. If you frequent one bank they may want you to order them rather than just call. #4, DO NOT DUMP YOUR CHANGE AT THE BANK THAT YOU GOT IT AT! NEVER EVER EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!</p><p>I started with cents, you can start with nickels, either way, do what makes you happy! </p><p>Happy hunting!!![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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