Which banks have coin cointers.

[drink-7-up]

tells us what bank and the state their in,self serve machines
not behide the counter

 

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[coolpix9]

Here's the one I use. Nice people,no hassles.

http://www.century-bank.com/contact/index.cfm

 

[Cerulean]

Both Commerce Bank and Chevy Chase Bank have self-service coin counters in their branches, free for non-members.

 

[drink-7-up]

there has to more banks than 3 that have these

 

[diggummup]

Bank of America doesn't,neither does Wachovia or Washington Mutual.These are in S.Florida.

 

[DrDetector]

Nextier Bank in and around Butler County, PA has self-service coin counters in some of their branches. Great customer service, and I can get halves and turn them back in at the same branch. (the coin i dump into the counters gets sent to a different place than where they get the new boxes from). The counters are free for customers.

 

[cyberdan]

....the coin i dump into the counters gets sent to a different place than where they get the new boxes from). The counters are free for customers.

WOW a dream bank.
Just park your motor home near the front door, have brinks drop off at your door step and make a few dozen trip into the bank everyday.

 

[DrDetector]

Just about! I have two boxes delivered Tuesdays and two Fridays. I don't want to order more than that as it could lead to me not being able to order any if it gets to a ridiculous quantity and the wrong person thinks it's not cost effective, you know?

 

[GMan00001]

TCF Bank and Wells Fargo in the Twin Cities both have self-serve coin machines in the lobby so the tellers are not bothered with lifting the coins just the paper receipts. To date, the only issue I have is that one machine kicks out about 50% of the halfs as rejects. Just touchy I guess.

 

[Cerulean]

West Coast Bank in the Washington/Oregon area has them, too:

http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,79903.0/topicseen.html

 

[Stainless Steet Rat]

The Richwood Banking Company, plain city branch has a coin counter. I use it for my cleaned up coins that I find with my MD. It will even reject silver coins because I put a few silver roosevelt dimes in by mistake before. It is free for account holders.

 

[fiatboy]

In Columbus, Ohio, most large National City Banks have free coin counters. And if you want the best, CS Bank has a fantastic free coin counter---perfect calibration, fast, accurate, open on Sundays, and you can dump all your coins in at once.

 

[packerbacker]

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