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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;HowardStern, post: 2318054, member: 26533&quot;]Yes, the bags I seen looked liked they weighed about 50 lbs.&nbsp; They are not filled with washers but real coins from the magnet, and also from the broken pvc return slot that is almost always in a position where the coins fall into the locked machine and not through the return slot back to the customer.&nbsp; You will see them if the teller needs to open the machine.&nbsp; You will see the tellers reaching in the magnet and putting real coins in a small bag and throwing junk like washers in the trash.&nbsp; Once the small bag gets filled they put it in a larger bag.&nbsp; These large bags contain nothing but coins and are very heavy.&nbsp; TD workers have to lift 30 lb bags of pennies almost daily out of the machines as they fill up.&nbsp; They are not weight lifters but seem to manage to be able to lift these bags onto dollies and into the safe.&nbsp; I have seen them do this numerous times.&nbsp; The bags of foreign coins are filled more than the $50 penny bags.&nbsp; I am not wildly overestimating the value of the change. I am giving an estimate of what I have seen during the past 5 years.&nbsp; I have exchanged hundreds of thousands in coins through these machines over the past 5 years.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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