Will the bank give me cash for my change if I sort it for them?

...yes?

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Will the bank give me cash for my change if I sort it for them

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i was actually wondering this the other day. I have about $500 in change in a bucket i need to cash in. I'm not wrapping all that shite but I also refuse to pay .08 on the dollar to cash it in at coinstar, let alone drag the bucket in there.

They have a coin sorting macchine at most banks don't they?

Its got to be in rolls. If you come in like Kramer and throw a big bag of pennies on the counter, they'll turn you away.

Coinstar. What a fascinating business model.

"Give me your money and I will give you less back."

I wish I would have thought of that idea.

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If you come in like Kramer and throw a big bag of pennies on the counter, they'll turn you away.

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Yeah, it's not in rolls. I don't have time for that shite.

Some will require that you put them in coil rolls, and then put your account number on each roll. (this is for making the exchange at your bank)

Ignore all the douchbag responses...

Call the branch of your bank that you intend to go to in order to get accurate information. For example, the Chase branch on Hwy 22 in Mandeville doesn't have a coin counting machine. I drop off a ziplock full of mixed coin and they ship it to be counted. They credit my account in about a week.

If you're not a customer of a particular bank, they probably aren't going to be interested in helping you.

My bank has a coin star type machine that spits out a receipt at the end that you can exchange for "real money."

My little one loves it.

I brought $300 in rolled quarters to capital one a couple months back. They made me unwrap it so they can put in their coin counter. Then they charged me $5 for counting it.