I was at my dump bank today and the teller told me that an old guy (70 or 80)came in yesterday and dumped some coins that had been his fathers. I guess he dumped over 200 dollars in change and most of it was pennies. She said he did keep one old quarter he found ... an 1883!! But the rest of it just went into the coin counter:( Coin goes to the FED is locked up and nothing they can do about it:(
I was at my dump bank today and the teller told me that an old guy (70 or 80)came in yesterday and dumped some coins that had been his fathers. I guess he dumped over 200 dollars in change and most of it was pennies. She said he did keep one old quarter he found ... an 1883!! But the rest of it just went into the coin counter:( Coin goes to the FED is locked up and nothing they can do about it:(
I would have asked if they had changed the bags on their coin counter since than. If not I would have boughten every bag on there....if they would have let you
Find out who their coin service is from and make sure you get unopened boxes of coin from a bank/credit union that uses that service. I found several of my marked pennies 2 weeks later in an unopened Brinks box.
Find out who their coin service is from and make sure you get unopened boxes of coin from a bank/credit union that uses that service. I found several of my marked pennies 2 weeks later in an unopened Brinks box.
That's a good idea. TCF uses Total armored to pick up the steel boxes. I have no idea where they go after that.
I don't remember who delivers their wrapped coin. It is CWI wrapped.
Many banks use the same processor for both pickup and delivery. You should probably start buying as many CWI boxes as you can. There is no downside, and you might just get lucky.
If your percentages are low.. just sort more. If your percentages are high.. just sort more.
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Posted - 01/25/2009 : 13:36:56
