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Are you serious? If you take it to the bank, they have change counting machines. Depending on how much you bring in, it takes about 1-5 minutes for the machine
by nstho9834nhtnt 9y ago
Are you serious? If you take it to the bank, they have change counting machines. Depending on how much you bring in, it takes about 1-5 minutes for the machine to count. In the US we have a company called CoinStar that has kiosks in every major grocery store chain which does the same thing. They take a small percentage, but we're talking about coins here, so it's probably less than a dollar per transaction.
- pmoriarty 9y agoI've taken change to banks that didn't have change counting machines. The tellers counted the change by hand. I was shocked.
- comex 9y agoCoinStar’s fee is 11.9%, according to their website[1] - I wouldn’t call that small. [1] http://www.coinstar.com/HelpCenter http://www.coinstar.com/HelpCenter
- mod 9y agoNot small by percentage, but the cost for the time saved is small. Might cost you $15 to save 2 hours or more. Of course, just take it to the bank and they'll do it for you for free.