MrSchulz
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- Mar 29, 2012
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Stopped by an old pickup bank of mine, and decided to break down and buy halves. This is the only place I don't have to order boxes of halves and can buy by the roll. Well I was told about there new coinage policy today
For EVERY amount of coin ran through the coin counter, is a flat $1.00 fee. So I asked the teller if I brought in a jar with $1.19 in it, how much would I get? She said I would get $.19.
I cashed in $25 in cents (im low on funds the next few weeks so I am doing little volume) and got $24 of my own money back. Well, I bought rolls, and this gets even better.
I asked for $20 in halves, and they said no problem but theres a fee. So I asked, and and you are charged $.15 a roll for any denomination. I agreed, figuring .30 is nothing i've blown more money than that. Well then I asked her if I could buy $4 in loose halves, she said no problem but there is a $.05 fee per coin if you don't buy them rolled. So your telling me if I asked for 10 pennies, i'd be charged .50, and she said no and didnt explain from there.
So now you have to pay to get money. Asking for coin is the same as cashing your paycheck and asking for small bills or big bills. That's fine. If they wanna charge me $1 for coinage runs, I know tons of banks that will sell me pretty boxes of 2012 D cents. I'd pay my friend 10 bucks to open every single roll in $500 in cents, and dump them in many small jars, then I can go have $1000 worth of fun for $11. Not the ethical thing to do nor will I probably ever do it, but hey they said for ANY amount of coins its only a dollar.
For EVERY amount of coin ran through the coin counter, is a flat $1.00 fee. So I asked the teller if I brought in a jar with $1.19 in it, how much would I get? She said I would get $.19.
I cashed in $25 in cents (im low on funds the next few weeks so I am doing little volume) and got $24 of my own money back. Well, I bought rolls, and this gets even better.
I asked for $20 in halves, and they said no problem but theres a fee. So I asked, and and you are charged $.15 a roll for any denomination. I agreed, figuring .30 is nothing i've blown more money than that. Well then I asked her if I could buy $4 in loose halves, she said no problem but there is a $.05 fee per coin if you don't buy them rolled. So your telling me if I asked for 10 pennies, i'd be charged .50, and she said no and didnt explain from there.
So now you have to pay to get money. Asking for coin is the same as cashing your paycheck and asking for small bills or big bills. That's fine. If they wanna charge me $1 for coinage runs, I know tons of banks that will sell me pretty boxes of 2012 D cents. I'd pay my friend 10 bucks to open every single roll in $500 in cents, and dump them in many small jars, then I can go have $1000 worth of fun for $11. Not the ethical thing to do nor will I probably ever do it, but hey they said for ANY amount of coins its only a dollar.
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