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In reply to the discussion: What do you do with coins? [View all]Maninacan
(140 posts)23. change
Bank wont count coins anymore. I save the solid copper penies for the apocalypse. The rest i try to feed the register thing at the grocery store. I do not keep up on that well enough . I made Home Depot count 300.0$ worth out, legal tender ,Right?
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You can always burden me with the pennies. Drop them off at an elementary school, they
LoisB
Mar 2025
#4
That's a good idea. I have never used a machine at the supermarket but have at my credit
LoisB
Mar 2025
#18
I've had them forever, maybe over 20 years since we've lived in our house. It is a huge jar, now about full.
CTyankee
Mar 2025
#13
O..actually a great idea to make sure they get their carts back. I see them far away from the store sometimes
Deuxcents
Mar 2025
#19
You would think, but I had an ALDI checker tell me they can't keep the carts in the store
bucolic_frolic
Mar 2025
#20
Our credit union has a free coin counting machine that prints a receipt that you take to a teller who
Enter stage left
Mar 2025
#14
Nowadays I (infrequently) use the Coinstar kiosk/machine in the local supermarket
RockRaven
Mar 2025
#27
The quarters I segregate and use for the car wash in my neighborhood, vending machines, etc.
Xavier Breath
Mar 2025
#34