Where in the heck does one cash it in? I refuse to roll coins, and I also prefer not to use coinstar......don't they charge 10-15%?
I have close to a 5 gallon bucket full. Newborn college fund starter.

Thanks

check banks, there are some that have coin counters available to the pubic (no charge)

My credit union has a change counter for members. Just like coinstar but free.

My bank ( Inter Bank ) has a mechanical counter. They just pour the coins in and it goes round and round and separates and counts everything and gives you a total. They do not charge a percent.

You can use the E-gift card option for no fee. Check their website.

Wish you were closer, I would buy it from you.

My bank told me they wouldn't take my change I told them to close my account they took the change.

20 years ago BofA

Don't use much cash but when I have change I keep it in the middle console of my truck.

Coinstar is in most grocery stores, but it's a rip-off. Charges 11.9% if you get cash. Easier to get Amazon gift card and purchase stuff on-line. Yep, I keep about $10 in quarters in the truck console, if I need to use the carwash. All other change gets dumped every evening into a jug labeled Hunting Fund, on the night stand by the bed. .

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What do. You do with your loose change?

Thanks for the help. You too Bill.

Hey Bill, I keep about $20 in quarters in my truck for the after lease trip car wash. Rest go into a gallon Jim Beam bottle. Wife has a 3-4 ft tall plastic Coca Cola bottle full of change.

Payne once showed a 5 gallon jug of change but he didn't ask us to guess. It was a trick. He didn't know himself.

That's not even in the ballparks parking lot close to what I asked in that thread.

Coin star and get gift cards, dollar for dollar, no charges

My bank used to do it for free and just a few years ago starting charging members 5%

Better be a stout dude. I had to use a dolly and my son in law to haul mine off to the bank. Then we had a smaller bucket we’d pour out some coins a little at a time to place into the machine.

We cashed in a bit over 1500 and I gave it to our daughter/son in law to go to their wedding.

My banks did not have a coin counter. We had to open an account somewhere that did.

Both Frost Bank and EECU will count coins for free for members/account holders.

I make a point of using my change. Keep a coin purse and always try to use it when paying cash.

JR

Buy a coin counter off of Amazon with coin wrappers cost varies $20-$30

Bank

I roll it and spend it, never had someone not take it.