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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;PhilsFanJoe, post: 2343509, member: 74802&quot;]Since the Store I worked at is now closed....permanently, I guess I can share this without getting in any trouble. I worked at a Superfresh grocery store in DE for about 15 years. When the coinstar got jammed, whoever unjammed the machine put all the jammed stuff in a jar inside the door of the machine. every month I was allowed to take whatever I wanted from the jar, and got some good stuff over the years. I don&#039;t think they would have let just anyone look in the jar, but it could not hurt to ask a place that has a coinstar if they will let you. The inside scoop on what you will, and will not be allowed to do, as I have seen, is that it usually takes a manager or head cashier to open it. in my experience, they will un-jam it themselves, and don&#039;t let the customer actually reach in the machine. The people who emptied the machine where I worked came in a white box truck, and swapped out the two full ins for two empty ones. They never let me look in the jar when they were there, and didn&#039;t seem real personable. it was my understanding that the man who usually came to empty it was the owner of that coinstar.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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