Glad to see you made it over here.
Most banks receive rolled coin from an armored car service such as Loomis or Brinks. That is, they receive shotgun rolled coins that way. Quite a few banks take in customer rolled coins, but not all do. Some require you to put it in a bag and it will be sent off for counting and deposit into your account. Some don't take loose coin at all per se. They might have a coin counter in their lobby. They may have a coin counter in the back. They may require you to use the counter. Rarely, but occasionally you will find a bank that actually counts and shotgun rolls coins. There is one bank here that does that. I aslo ran into one in Custer, SD that counts and shotgun rolls coins. And far as do they have boxes, you have to ask. Even different branches of a certain bank in the same city may be different. You might be getting someone's dumps, then again you might be getting something off a coin counter from a completely different bank in another city (a bag of coins let's say). You might be getting something that was sorted, counted, and bagged in a facility like a bank's central vault. There are any number of possibilities where the coins can be coming from. Some cxoin counters will cull and reject silver and wheaties. Some don't.
You never know until you ask. Jump in with both feet and find out. You can't get into trouble by asking.
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