Where can i get my coins exchanged for cash?
Sep 07, 2010 in
Business
I know that the coinstar counting machines charge you 10% of your total money. Is there anywhere where i can get it exchanged for free?
I heard that they WILL charge you a fee if you bring it to a bank. Is this true?
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7 comments
cork on September 7, 2010 at 12:21 am
SURE ROLL —LABEL AND TURN IN AT YOUR BANK.
TAKES A LONG TIME…..
i’VE GOT A COIN COUNTER AND ITS STILL SLOW..THOSE FLAT PAPER ROLLS ARE STILL HARD TO USE. THE PRE FORMED ROUND ROLLS ARE GREAT BUT YOU HAVE TO BUY THEM SO ITS LOSE LOSE THAT WAY.
WORTH THE 8% TO 10% COINSTAR CHARGES TO
SAVE A DAYS WORK.
OUR NORTH CAROLINA STATE CREDIT UNION GOT A COIN COUNTER AND NO CHARGE FOR ITS USEAS A MEMBER. THANK GOODNESS.
YOU PROB CAN GET SOMEONE TO DUMP YOUR CHANGE INTO A COUNTER AT A STATE CREDIT UNION AND GET YOUR CASH FOR YOU.. NO CHARGE…
Zap on September 7, 2010 at 12:21 am
Your bank.
Jack C on September 7, 2010 at 12:21 am
go to a bank and ask for some coin wrappers, then open an account with the rolled coins.
happybostonian on September 7, 2010 at 12:21 am
If you have a checking account with a bank and you roll up the coins (eg you roll up the quarters) most banks will give you cash for them… I know this is labor intensive but that’s the point. Otherwise, you can always buy a coin counter that’s pretty cheap for like $25 if you actually do this enough. Otherwise pony up the cash.
Average Joe - not so average on September 7, 2010 at 12:21 am
Theoretically, any bank would be able to exchange your coins for cash. If you live near a commerce bank – they have a coin counting machine which speeds the process. There website is http://www.commerceonline.com. Best of luck. No bank will charge for exchanging coins.
Mary R on September 7, 2010 at 12:21 am
Yes, go to any bank and ask for whatever paper coin rolls you will need (they’re free at banks) to roll your coins, roll them yourself, place your name and address or phone # on each roll (banks often require it), and then take your rolled coins to any bank for a free exchange. You don’t need an account.
Take care.
newyorkgal71 on September 7, 2010 at 12:21 am
Your bank!