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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;NorthKorea, post: 2168833, member: 29643&quot;]So, let me see if I get this straight:</p><p><br /></p><p>1) You don&#039;t generate revenue for the bank, since your account balance isn&#039;t high enough for them to care about losing your account.</p><p>2) Having your account closed at this particular bank would make things inconvenient for you.</p><p>3) You&#039;re getting upset that the bank won&#039;t set aside bank rolls for you.</p><p>4) Your response is to cause major inconveniences and costs to the bank by intentionally collecting rolls and dumping them back on the bank.</p><p><br /></p><p>If I were the branch manager, I&#039;d close out your accounts and issue a cashier&#039;s check, then make a note on your file to never open an account for you again, complete with the manager&#039;s name and number so other branches know to not open an account for you.</p><p><br /></p><p>I highly doubt they&#039;ll change their policy from one that minimizes CRHers from abusing their branch to one that will create more costs simply in response to your actions. If anything, the bank might make you write your name and account number on each roll, and place a hold on your account until all rolls have been verified.</p><p><br /></p><p>Side note: For the time/effort you expend in searching rolls and going around to banks to exchange your coins, you could likely dedicate 10 hours per week to a thing called work. If you worked for those 10 extra hours per week, after tax, you&#039;d likely make about $60-$75 a week. After a year, your $55 bank account balance would be up to $3800+, assuming you don&#039;t spend that extra $75. Just a thought.</p><p><br /></p><p>When I did CRH, I would get extremely lucky. I scored 2 rolls of pre-1965 quarters, one roll of pre-1965 halves, half a roll of pre-1971 halves, three Morgans and four Peace dollars. That was over the course of six months, and sorting change for five branches of our stores. I&#039;m pretty sure we went through $500 in change per week, so that&#039;s, what, $12k of CRH? Definitely not something I would have done if I weren&#039;t already sorting the coins. After six months, I asked the GM why we don&#039;t have the bank just sort the coins. He told me <span style="color: #ff0000">Edit :Language rules</span>You&#039;ve been hand sorting the coins for six months? Are you an idiot?!!&quot; So, from that day forth, we just took the coins to the bank to sort. That said, I also got some cool notes over time through the bank. Their counter rejected non-current $5 bills for some reason, so I scored a couple FRNs and red seals.</p><p><br /></p><p>Anyway, the point is, unless you have a system for sorting and rolling the coins that is fairly automated, CRH is something I leave to cherry pickers and variety searchers. If you&#039;re doing it for silver, you&#039;re unlikely to off-set the time expended on the endeavour.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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