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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Coinman_Ben, post: 1064406, member: 9923&quot;]I definitely agree that banks tellers should be doing their best to serve their customers, but I also think that we should be conscious as to how readily available the coins are at the banks we go to as well.&nbsp; If one bank keeps all their boxes of coins in a vault and the tellers don&#039;t have easy access to that vault, than that would be a good bank to take coins back to and the banks that do have easy access to coins, or they have plenty of customers bringing coins in, that would be a good bank to get coins from, that way you&#039;re easing the influx of coins that the bank experiences from their other customers.&nbsp; I actually read an article in coin world that talked about someone who&#039;s bank called them informing them that they found two $100 face value bags of nickels in their vault that had been sitting there since 1969.&nbsp; That person immediately took advantage of that opportunity and in the process, they helped the bank get those coins off it&#039;s hands.&nbsp; That is the way it should be.&nbsp; The banks job is to aid in the circulation of coins, but they can&#039;t do that if they either don&#039;t have enough customers bringing in coins or if they don&#039;t have enough customers taking coins off their hands.&nbsp; Our job as roll searchers is to balance that out by getting coins from banks that don&#039;t have enough customers taking coins off their hands and to cash in the coins we don&#039;t have an interest in keeping at the banks that don&#039;t have enough customers bringing in coins.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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