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Most banks will convert change for free for account holders. Local banks and credit unions often won't even ask if one has an account.
by atdrummond 13y ago
Most banks will convert change for free for account holders. Local banks and credit unions often won't even ask if one has an account.
- ToastyMallows 13y agoYea but you have to roll them up yourself in those paper sleeves. To quote George Costanza while rolling coins: "You want me to roll six thousand of these?! What, should I quit my job?!"
- sp332 13y agoNo way, they have awesome fast coin counting machines at banks. You dump it in and it counts in real-time, like 15 seconds and you're done.
- kayhi 13y agoWhat bank?
- renata 13y agoWells Fargo has done this for me, at least three different locations.
- ToastyMallows 13y agoMy back definitely doesn't do this, I wish it did. Consider yourself lucky!
- AjithAntony 13y agoMy local Chase branch does free coin counting as well as other banks that are actually all Chase banks now. It never made sense to me that a bank would want you to bring in rolled coins. How could they trust the contents?
- ToastyMallows 13y agoThey must weigh them or something. When I rolled my own change once I was short 1 cent in a dollar penny roll and they sent me snail mail about it.