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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Just Carl, post: 892151, member: 4552&quot;]Not around me with Bank of America or Chase. In either place if a teller is found holding anything for anyone, including a relative, grounds for dismissal. </p><p>All halves are sent out to a main office and then forwarded to the Federal Reserve. Same with all Ikes, odd coins from the past, etc. </p><p>Neither one will take orders for such coins. Niether will just take bulk or rolled coins from customers directly. By that I mean if you bring in any coins, they are placed in a plastic bag, shipped out for counting, the results added to your account. NO ACCOUNT? Then they send you a check. Naturally all this is not free and there is a charge for that service. </p><p>If you have a buisness that requires change, you must bring in a proof of buisness statement stating you require coinage and how much and when. And of course there is a charge for that too. </p><p>Regardless of where you live, such policies will be starting soon enough per the officers at those banks here.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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