Turn in your change and get 100% or %99 back

[Zfishies]

Those change collectors at Ralphs are they good or not? I heard their bad and rip u off I have a bunch of change. Anywhere good to do it, I think am going to have to do it at Ralphs >.<

 

[Gearhead]

Is it one of those things where you pour all your change in and it gives you a little coupon that tells you how much change you had? If so, you can only use the coupon at that store and they do tend to rip you off.

 

[Zfishies]

Ya and the cupon says how much money u get. Any other ways?

 

[Dreamsofpeace54]

take it to a bank?

 

[Oddball]

Banks here require that you have an account with them, have the coins rolled, and write your name and account number on the rolls.

 

[gangster]

Luckily I have the NV stateline a couple miles down the road. Casino's take your change and give you back a 100% in bills...for free...unrolled

The stores "coinstar" things usually take 10%ish.

 

[StevePerry]

It depends on your bank. The credit union I bank with has a machine in their lobby that is free to use for account holders.

Those machines in the supermarkets tend to charge 8-10%. The ticket it prints can be taken to the register and cashed out. They don't require you to spend any money to cash it out.

 

[Pharaoh]

My bank does the same. I can trade it in for free. They charge non-members 5%.

 

[packer43064]

Your not going to get 100% or 99% back. Coinstars and the like have to pick up the coins, deliver the machines and pay people to do this. It's not free. Personally taking 8-10% of my cash is fine. Think about it, if these machines weren't out there you would have a ton of coins just sitting at your place. Most banks have these machines or can exchange for cash if their in rolls.

 

[Zfishies]

am doing it the bank way my mom said she'll buy me one of those coin sorter machines and then were going to the bank then we get all of kt back.