From the bowels of the coin sorter machine today

[Coinstar magnet]

The very nice bank clerk allowed me access today and allowed me to take what rejected coins there were....no silver....yet...but I'll keep at it.

 

[pepperj]

Got to like very nice tellers, well done 👏

 

[vpnavy]

The very nice bank clerk allowed me access today and allowed me to take what rejected coins there were....no silver....yet...but I'll keep at it.

..: YOU ARE AMAZING CM!!!! :..
Here is my CoinStar Surfing Log!​

 

[Coinstar magnet]

Got to like very nice tellers, well done 👏

It's quite a contrast to the credit union people in my area....they always seemed alittle put out when emptying the machine...the Salem five tellers jump right to it...

 

[Coinstar magnet]

..: YOU ARE AMAZING CM!!!! :..
Here is my CoinStar Surfing Log!​

Thank you vp, all in a day's work for coinstar man!

 

[blueberra]

The very nice bank clerk allowed me access today and allowed me to take what rejected coins there were....no silver....yet...but I'll keep at it.

I take it that this was the internal reject tray.

If so, with the exception of the Canadian dime and beat-up U.S. quarter, all the coins appeared to be perfectly normal current U.S. coins.

Question : how did they get into the reject tray? Too many coins at once overloading the machine?

 

[Coinstar magnet]

I take it that this was the internal reject tray.

If so, with the exception of the Canadian dime and beat-up U.S. quarter, all the coins appeared to be perfectly normal current U.S. coins.

Question : how did they get into the reject tray? Too many coins at once overloading the machine?

You are correct sir! Think Carson/McMahon
My guess is that the sorter gets overwhelmed and some coins end up there. I pulled an earring and a bullet out awhile back...