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<p>[QUOTE="TOLS196024, post: 79369, member: 3884"]It appears that I have to defend my fellow bank tellers again. Banks simply don't keep any quantity of two dollar bills or halves because no one wants them. In fact tellers try their best to gid rid of any two's, halves, or dollar coins that they get in. This isn't because they don't want to be helpful, but because it is next to impossible to get rid of these items. I can think of only one customer at my bank that ever asks for $2 bills or dollar coins. So, there is no point in keeping them in my drawer. In fact, tellers can only keep a certain amount of money at their station at any given time (due to fear of robbery), so they try to keep only items that they commonly use in their drawer. As for the new nickels, banks cannot order them from the Fed. While the Federal Reserve did set up a program to distribute boxes of the new State Quarters when they come out, no such program exists for the new nickels. So, it is totally luck of the draw as to whether or not the bank receives new or old nickels from the Fed.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="TOLS196024, post: 79369, member: 3884"]It appears that I have to defend my fellow bank tellers again. Banks simply don't keep any quantity of two dollar bills or halves because no one wants them. In fact tellers try their best to gid rid of any two's, halves, or dollar coins that they get in. This isn't because they don't want to be helpful, but because it is next to impossible to get rid of these items. I can think of only one customer at my bank that ever asks for $2 bills or dollar coins. So, there is no point in keeping them in my drawer. In fact, tellers can only keep a certain amount of money at their station at any given time (due to fear of robbery), so they try to keep only items that they commonly use in their drawer. As for the new nickels, banks cannot order them from the Fed. While the Federal Reserve did set up a program to distribute boxes of the new State Quarters when they come out, no such program exists for the new nickels. So, it is totally luck of the draw as to whether or not the bank receives new or old nickels from the Fed.[/QUOTE]
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