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<p>[QUOTE="Mike Thornton, post: 4145707, member: 105289"]My pocket change gets a quick "once over" for anything interesting or that jumps out. Any silver or copper coins will end up under the loop for closer examination. Then quarters go in a small coin bank until its full and then transferred to a leather bag in the car for tolls, etc. All others go into a 5 gallon water bottle (presently 1/2 full). When it gets too heavy to move around easily, part gets dumped out and either rolled, or off to the local coin star machine. <i>Yes it eats at me to give away 12.5% for the machine to do the counting for me, but I get tired of rolling them and have successfully convinced myself that my time is more valuable then the fee.</i> The banks in my area are pushing back on accepting coins unless your a customer. One teller told me the branch was thinking of charging a rolling fee for loose change and they would no longer order boxes from the mint for customers. Seems so many folks were searching for "W" quarters from mint rolled boxes that the returned coins were taking up to much time using the banks machine. They are seeing it as an unexpected cost to them.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Mike Thornton, post: 4145707, member: 105289"]My pocket change gets a quick "once over" for anything interesting or that jumps out. Any silver or copper coins will end up under the loop for closer examination. Then quarters go in a small coin bank until its full and then transferred to a leather bag in the car for tolls, etc. All others go into a 5 gallon water bottle (presently 1/2 full). When it gets too heavy to move around easily, part gets dumped out and either rolled, or off to the local coin star machine. [I]Yes it eats at me to give away 12.5% for the machine to do the counting for me, but I get tired of rolling them and have successfully convinced myself that my time is more valuable then the fee.[/I] The banks in my area are pushing back on accepting coins unless your a customer. One teller told me the branch was thinking of charging a rolling fee for loose change and they would no longer order boxes from the mint for customers. Seems so many folks were searching for "W" quarters from mint rolled boxes that the returned coins were taking up to much time using the banks machine. They are seeing it as an unexpected cost to them.[/QUOTE]
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