Do your clad and how?

[redcobra8u]

In my earlier post I mentioned I passed $500 this year. Today I took $120 to my local Bank of America and they informed me they will no longer be giving immediate credit for rolled coins. All coins now need to go to a bulk facility to be machine counted then credit will be issued. They say that short rolls and damaged coins are the reason. Makes sense to me and I know many of the coins I roll are pretty beat up from the salt water. So my guess is my count won't match the machine count unless I clean them up a bit.

Thoughts?

 

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[lookindown]

My bank has a coin machine. I wash my coins with water. They are discolored, with many black ones, but have no dirt or crust on them. I through the crusty ones away. The crusty or damaged coins will jam the machine. Ive never had a problem and Ive taken coins there twice a year for four years.

 

[WaterWalker]

Coins that look like the could be in circulation go into rolls and my bank takes them. One bank I used 8 years ago used the "bulk facility" and I never went back.
Coins that are black and do not look like something I would like to get in change hit the tumble with ceramic pyramids and Boraxo for a four hour tumble. Then I roll them and off to the bank they go.
Coins that are VERY thin or still corroded hit the small metal recycle bin.
A few coins are questionable and are spent on a one at a time opportunity, if taken.
I actually take all the good looking pennies to the CoinStar machine. If they don't pass that test, they never get a second chance, even in a tumbler. They are not worth the time or electricity to tumble them, let alone roll them.

 

[wglace]

What Bank do you use?
Wells Fargo eliminated their coin machines system wide.

Moving to Manatee County, FL this weekend, will be purchasing my first detector sometime in Sept.

 

[ChampFerguson/TN]

After hammering the lawn mower ejecta flat, I tumble pretty much everything in sand, wash clean and run them thru the credit union coin machine. It doesn't care about color, only that I get all the crud off. Corroded rejects (and canadien coins) get run thru again, usually with about 3/4 rejection rate. Then I spend the rejects like WaterWalker does, 1 or 2 at a time. I get some funny looks sometimes, but have never had one rejected by a cashier.

 

[lost items recovery]

TD Bank has free coin machines with no fees.

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[general]

Wglace--Welcome to the area. What are you swinging? Maybe I'll see you on the beach if you tell me where you go or it might be a secret like so many hunters prefer. Regards, Steve

 

[wglace]

Don't have a MD yet. Will be purchasing one ASAP.
I have an issue with my left knee....it's getting old, once I have that worked out I hope to be swinging several times a week.
I'm retired and moving to Ellenton on the Manatee River planning to MD beaches from Tampa Bay south.
Send me an email [email protected]

 

[Fenway]

I run my clad through Coinstar and check out with a Home Depot or Lowe's gift card. No fee. I used to by my groceries with a gift card but it seems that Coinstar has gone with all national, big name companies.

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Fenway