jmcquown wrote:

>>>>> Granted, every state
>>>>> (and bank) is bound to be different. I never heard of a bank not
>>>>> accepting rolled coins.
>>>>
>>>> For free. They do accept them, you just pay.
>>>
>>> We must have our wires crossed. My bank doesn't charge if I bring
>>> in rolled coins. And I don't use their machine to count them. I
>>> just count them, wrap them, take them in... no charge.
>>
>> You said you never heard of a bank not accepting rolled coins.
>> I'm saying banks around here will accept them, but a lot of them
>> charge for it.

> I've never had a bank charge to accept rolled coins. They will
> charge to run them through a change counter which then drops them
> into chutes which sort of rolls them for you. I just roll my own.
> (laughing) No charge.

I know, that's how it used to be here. These days banks charge
a fee for everything around here. Annoys me how much they
charge for my ATM card. If I use the teller too many times, they
charge for that. That's the banking climate around here.

However, I'm okay with the bank I use, I avoid their fees as much
as possible and I am not interested in changing banks to some
less convenient location. This change thing, it's not a problem,
I mostly charge everything I buy. There are banks/credit unions
that aren't so crazy with the fees.

nancy