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Old 01-10-2008, 10:12 PM
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Coin star charges 8% of the total. I rather roll them at this point. Legal tender means banks cant refuse money that is in current circulation? soo I sure hope my bank doesnt get pissy with me. I will walk in with my turrets syndrome flaming- spit on me for Im on Fire~
Each branch of the Credit Union I belong to has coin counting machines and there's no fee if your a member. The machine prints out a ticket and you take it to the counter and can deposit or cash out. I'd check around the local banks and see if they offer that, alot easier than rolling. Ours has a magnet to catch staples and such. I found a euro stuck to it one time!
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Old 01-10-2008, 10:33 PM
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Each branch of the Credit Union I belong to has coin counting machines and there's no fee if your a member. The machine prints out a ticket and you take it to the counter and can deposit or cash out. I'd check around the local banks and see if they offer that, alot easier than rolling. Ours has a magnet to catch staples and such. I found a euro stuck to it one time!
That sounds like a super deal, I will try to learn up on that.
thanks alot
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