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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Urban_Lawyer, post: 1532968, member: 36361&quot;]Haha, Appliancejunk has it right!</p><p><br /></p><p>But in all seriousness, the advice above is perfect in my experience.&nbsp; Actually, my teller friends were friends before I started rooting around for coins and notes.&nbsp; I own my own business so I was always in the bank for actual business.&nbsp; When they get to know you they are more willing to help out with business-related activities.&nbsp; Then, asking about hobbies and coins / notes etc. just comes naturally.</p><p><br /></p><p>Case in point: I went into the bank last week and one of my usuals asked me about a couple of red seal $2.00 notes that came in.&nbsp; I explained what they were, how they were different than federal reserve notes (green seals), and encouraged her to take them home if she had $4.00 to switch out and her boss was OK with it.&nbsp; She asked me if I wanted one, and if course I took it off her hands.&nbsp; She got a nice souvenir and so did I.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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