question about rolling change and banks...

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question about rolling change and banks...

Postby Buliwyf » Sun Jul 06, 2003 7:47 pm

i just rolled tons of change. when you bring it to the bank, do they just take your word for it, or do they have some kind of machine to make sure it's accurate?
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Postby Dos Equis » Sun Jul 06, 2003 7:54 pm

I really don't know since the Kroger stores here in Memphis have this machine where you just pour in the change, it counts the change, and then prints out a receipt and you take it to the service desk and they give you the cash. They charge a very small % to do this.
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Postby BeCynical » Sun Jul 06, 2003 7:54 pm

They used to take your word for it. But people have come up with scemes to short change the bank with rolling up change with metal washers or Chuck E. Cheese tokens. Now they usually want you to have an account with them and they make you write your name and info on the rolls of change.

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Postby Mugzy » Sun Jul 06, 2003 8:32 pm

Originally posted by Dos Equis
I really don't know since the Kroger stores here in Memphis have this machine where you just pour in the change, it counts the change, and then prints out a receipt and you take it to the service desk and they give you the cash. They charge a very small % to do this.


We have them in Texas also.. Coin Star. They rock :)

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Postby IUDEX » Sun Jul 06, 2003 8:48 pm

I worked for a bank in Germany a time ago. We count the rolled change by the weight, because every coin has a special weight and so has a specific quantity of them. After remarking the clients a/c-number on the rolls we took them for crediting client's a/c.

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Re: question about rolling change and banks...

Postby Camel toe joe » Sun Jul 06, 2003 8:49 pm

Originally posted by buliwyf
i just rolled tons of change. when you bring it to the bank, do they just take your word for it, or do they have some kind of machine to make sure it's accurate?


most banks require you to have an account with them and have and have your account # written on the side of the roll. Haven't done that in a long time so not sure if they changed it. anyway stop robbing little kids and old ladies for milk money:mad: and get a job slacker!!

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Re: Re: question about rolling change and banks...

Postby Mr. Yuck » Mon Jul 07, 2003 3:37 pm

Originally posted by Camel toe joe
most banks require you to have an account with them and have and have your account # written on the side of the roll. Haven't done that in a long time so not sure if they changed it. anyway stop robbing little kids and old ladies for milk money:mad: and get a job slacker!!



come on Camel, we all know Buli is far above taking money from kids and blue-hairs.... he gets his moolah by wandering the streets and highways, filling his shopping cart with aluminum cans to take to the recycling center....

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Postby Wairudo Enjin » Mon Jul 07, 2003 4:39 pm

Hmmm....

I thought that was him on the side of the highway today holding up that sign...'Will work for food'.

:lol: :P

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Postby Camel toe joe » Mon Jul 07, 2003 4:46 pm

not to mention cheap thrills:roll:

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Postby Wairudo Enjin » Mon Jul 07, 2003 4:51 pm

Originally posted by Camel toe joe
not to mention cheap thrills:roll:


OF COURSE only *YOU* would know about that!
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Postby Rule of Wrist » Mon Jul 07, 2003 5:23 pm

Just look for the guy in the orange jumpsuit by the side of the highway...

If you yell out of the car "CAMEL TOE!" and he looks up, that's him... :D

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Postby S.S. N » Mon Jul 07, 2003 5:28 pm

coinstar is for the lazy, it takes 7% and that isnt cool when youve got a whole load of coinage.

im gettin through rollin 3 years worth of pocket change from lunch. $230. in quarters so far, i havent moved on to the dimes and knickels yet. if i have to write my info on every roll, im gonna be pissed.
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Postby Dos Equis » Mon Jul 07, 2003 6:33 pm

I actually remember a friend of mine, since he didn't have a account an anywhere gave me a whole gym back full of rolled quarters (he took the quarters from his mom's laundry buisness) and I had to write my account number and all that crap on each roll and we got all of it in ones so we have dollars to tip the ladies at Platinum Plus!!

Damn do I miss being underage and using my brothers ID!!!!!!!!!
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