FreeBirdTim
Elite Member
Didn't you realize before you put the money in that there were the 99 cent and 14% fees?
Yes I did. Thought I had more change than that. None of my banks have a no fee counting machine.
Didn't you realize before you put the money in that there were the 99 cent and 14% fees?
I dropped the banks more than 20 years ago. Been doing my banking at a credit union ever since.That's the problem I have. Banks are jerks. Anyway, you keep on keeping on.![]()
Though I don't do my banking there, three's a Rhode island based bank in my hometown....Centerville bank....that has a no fee coin machine but you have to be a member. If you're not a member there's a fee.Yes I did. Thought I had more change than that. None of my banks have a no fee counting machine.
Yes I did. Thought I had more change than that. None of my banks have a no fee counting machine.

Last year I dug 15 silver coins out of Coinstar machines and NONE from detecting. This year, so far, I have six silver coins from Coinstar and once again NONE from detecting.Snagged another silver Rosy this morning from the same Coinstar; 1954D. That makes 2 silver dimes in one week
Why metal detect in this heat?... I'll simply stand next to the Coinstar in the air conditioned grocery store!![]()
They keep raising that Coinstar fee a little much for me and being I’m becoming more of a tightwad every day
I’ve put my old Tumbler back into action.
Open up an account at a credit union. No fees for the coin counter.