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[thudson]

I see you guys buying $2000 in halves . I understand you have the banks order them.
Where are you getting rid of them at ? Dont the tellers get tired of running them thru
the machines? Shurley you dont reroll them , do ya? Can I do this in a small town or
does it have to be a big town?
Thanks in advance!

 

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[jersey junkie]

I live in central NJ. I buy them at two different bank branches and return them to two other branches. They have a coin counting machine that I use for free. I don't even have an account with them.

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[AFModell]

None of the banks in my town accept rolled halves, so I jsut take them to one of the regional branch headquarters, and drop them off in their coin machine. I have an account with them because all the banks here are stingy and wont let you use their machines if youre not a member. It works out well though. I take in about $500-$800 in coin a week. Or, you can split it up between several motor banks, using the commercial lane. Theyre generally pretty nice even if youre not a member.

 

[drink-7-up]

what is the name of the banks with the coin machines

 

[AFModell]

Ummm down here First Financial Bank of Abilene as well as Bank of America. I have not inquired about any others. I would assume that all banks that have a motor bank also have a coin counter. Their commercial lanes do a lot of business in coin so it would make sense.