BLACK AND DISCOLORED QUARTERS

[ELVISFAN]

WELL,THE BANKS WONT TAKE THEM NOR THE STORES SO I CAME UP WITH THE IDEA OF PUTTING THEM IN 50 CENT POOL TABLES... NOTHING LIKE A FREE GAME OF POOL 33 OF THEM... GOOD RELAXATION...

 

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[goldencoin]

i've heard the post office machines will take then and give you change in dollars...

HH
-GC

 

[cyeager]

Tumble with crushed Walnut... (Or sand....Depending on crust ([Thin crust tastes best.]Dinner bell!)/
-=Cy

 

[RUDY2003]

Pool is good and I heard about the post office stamp machines too....
Keep safe...

 

[minton7]

be inventive..... I use the dimes and nickels in pop machines after a hard days detecting.... the quarters... Im saving for an arcade trip wit my wife..... then the pennies... there is stamp machine at the post office here that takes em.... so I barely even clean them.. takes a while... but hey stamps are stamps LOL

 

[halfdime]

Or, if you come to Pennsylvania, you can use them in the saviours of our civilization, slot machines

 

[JW]

What!!!!! It is legal tender, unless they are fake the bank HAS to take them.

Put them in a roll and turn them in, nobody can reject currency just because it is dirty.

 

[halfdime]

What!!!!! It is legal tender, unless they are fake the bank HAS to take them.

Put them in a roll and turn them in, nobody can reject currency just because it is dirty.

I circumvent the tellers by using the coin counting machine; at my bank, there is no charge for account holders. I have noticed that the machine tends to miscount dimes, confusing them for pennies (not always, just sometimes). This eliminates snide comments and the need for me to remind them that I am an account holder cashing in legal currency.

 

[hoosierfinds]

Hey, I just used a bunch the other day to wash both my cars at the spray wash!

 

[civilman1]

Hey, I just used a bunch the other day to wash both my cars at the spray wash!

Hey Elvis....I've probably used over a $100 at the car wash so far....Free(sort of) is good.HH!!

 

[hollowpointred]

i use them in my laundry machines. the laundry people probably hate me!

 

[BIG61AL]

I roll up the quarters, dimes and nickles. The pennies go in the coinstar machine. They're someone else problem then.

 

[Dixie Digger]

the only banks that have to take them are Federal Banks.but i take all mine to the local Coin Star machine.they charge 10% but its worth it!

 

[Frodov]

Well gang, those are all some novel ideas of disposing of discolored Clad. I'll have to remember them. Myself? I bought a Coin and Rock tumbler and just clean them up a bit. I ONLY put pennies in one drum and CLAD in the other drum.. Never tumbled any silver yet, but then I've not FOUND any silver yet.. I dare say I'd pay a bit more personal attention to any cleaning of say a Merc or even an older quarter. <shrug> After the clad comes out of the tumbler for.. oh.. say 12 hours, even the blackest of quarters looks like it just came out of someone's pocket. It works.. so I don't have to! <grin>

Frodov

HH

 

[jorge del norte]

why clean them........i even spend the Canadian money in gum machines......just send me all your dirty quarters.......ok

 

[Dman]

You can buy newspapers with them also.

 

[MD Dog]

you should clean the clad since their values are going up. Since they don't last long in the weather or ground more and more are becoming rarer.

 

[Stormtrooper154]

Tumbler.....$25......Harbor Freight = Clean Clad

 

[piggman1]

I just rolled up over $100.00 worth (in really bad shape and really dirty) in coin wrappers and took them to the bank. No questions asked. Since then I have been putting them in a tumbler with some of that rounded gravel from playgrounds, and let it go over night. They come out looking like regular pocket change now.

 

[Southcacalaky]

I guess it's all in what you want. It's still legal tender and I do prefer to clean them a bit using a tumbler as well. But that's just my preference, HH Art...