Best place to count/deposit change?
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From: Sun★Works
I would get a plastic water bottle ASAP and transfer the coins out of the glass water bottle immediately.
the next time you try to lift it or pour it out, you will most likely over-stress the glass and it will shatter sending hundreds of pounds of force and THICK shards of glass onto your soft, easily filleted skin....LOL
the next time you try to lift it or pour it out, you will most likely over-stress the glass and it will shatter sending hundreds of pounds of force and THICK shards of glass onto your soft, easily filleted skin....LOL
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From: Liberal Kansas
I work at a credit union and we don't charge for our coin machine. People do it themselves sorta like coinstar, and it gives them a slip with the amount they put in. They give that slip to a teller and they give them cash.
I also just go to my local First National Bank, and if you have an account there, they do it for free. If you don't they charge you a small fee.
I also just go to my local First National Bank, and if you have an account there, they do it for free. If you don't they charge you a small fee.
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Originally Posted by NFR_AP2,Dec 6 2010, 11:30 AM
just go to a local td bank....this thread is sounding like mission impossible
Originally Posted by zzziippyyy,Dec 5 2010, 03:42 PM
your local credit union
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