I'm finally ready to cash in

[Truth]

My wife bought me these huge Coca-Cola banks last December and they're all filled up. 43.8 pounds of clad. I wonder how much it's going to be. I will half to give these coins a bath any suggestions on where to cash these in? My bank doesn't have a counting machine should I at least wrap the quarters? Or should I just go to coin star?


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[verbious]

I would (and have) sort and roll all the silver and take the pennies to coinstar

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[Loco-Digger]

I clean and roll my nickels, dimes and quarters and deposit it at the end of the year into my hobby account. The pennies go through coinstar.

Last years deposits

 

[Truth]

I clean and roll my nickels, dimes and quarters and deposit it at the end of the year into my hobby account. The pennies go through coinstar.

Last years deposits
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Do you remember how much you ended up with?


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[boogeyman]

Pick up a cheap postal scale. I just stack 25 pennies on & zero it. do this for dimes then nickels. Not 100% accurate, but it'll give you a good idea. Or just stack pennies in a stack of ten on a table then drop a pile next to it and take off what's over the height of the first stack & on & on. Sounds more tedious than it is and you can roll straight from there!

 

[KirkS]

Looks like $293.50 in clad. No clue on the pennies.

 

[Loco-Digger]

Do you remember how much you ended up with?


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Last year's coin face value dug was $337.90. The picture has $316.11. $1.86 in pennies were rejected by the coinstar.

 

[verbious]

Buy a cheap coin sorter. Place the coin sorter in a very large bowl and leave out the penny tube. All the pennies fall into the bowl and it makes sorting and rolling the silver MUCH. Easier.

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[boogeyman]

Last year's coin face value dug was $337.90. The picture has $316.11. $1.86 in pennies were rejected by the coinstar.

Hey Loco You're checking what the coinstar's kicking back again I hope. I know you do, just have to ask. The one I dump at will take some crusties but kicks back wheats I've missed. All I could get from a tech was weight was one of the tests the machine does and they'redialed in for clads. Baffles me how it'll kick out wheats but will accept probably 80% of my crusties if I put them through two maybe three times.

Take a pencil or pen with a ball of sticky on the end, the sour apple gum balls next to the coinstars works great! Check the perforated tray where you put your coins. I can't count how many diamond & CZ studs, gold charms etc. I've pulled through the holes! Maybe we should start a thread on the weirdest thing you got out of Coinstar machines?

 

[basque-man]

We use our quarters for the car wash!!! The desert can be a dirt place!!!! When I am working night shif, i'll check all the drive-through's in town and pick up the change left on the ground.....That's our Lotto Ticket $.....Someday

 

[cudamark]

My wife bought me these huge Coca-Cola banks last December and they're all filled up. 43.8 pounds of clad. I wonder how much it's going to be. I will half to give these coins a bath any suggestions on where to cash these in? My bank doesn't have a counting machine should I at least wrap the quarters? Or should I just go to coin star? View attachment 1441727 View attachment 1441728 View attachment 1441730 View attachment 1441731


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Some casinos still have counting machines, so, you might try there if you can resist the urge to gamble it all away! With the CoinStar machines, I usually get the store credit at 100% rather than take the 10% hit for cash. The clad that keeps getting rejected gets mixed in with my "good" pocket change and gets spent. Stores usually don't look too close when you hand them a bunch of change. Some don't even count it if it looks about the right amount. In this day and age, I suspect some of the clerks don't even know how to count it! They sure don't bother counting back your change anymore when you give them bills.