Anyone have this problem? are your banks doing away with their coin machines? --96.236.xxx.xxx

Fun side note, the last two times I took change in it was an exact dollar amount. --107.147.xx.xx

that would eliminate all your coin counting worries. --65.188.xxx.xxx

I bought a coin counter machine. I usually empty the machines every couple of months. Pays for the water bill and keeps the tenants happy --209.122.xx.xxx

I've never gotten tired or bored rolling coins. --69.130.xxx.xxx

In Canada there is no longer one and two dollars paper bills where there is one dollar coin called the loonie and toonie for the two dollar coin along all the bills are plastic which are thinner along with extremely difficult to counterfeit. What happened with the one dollar and two dollar bills once were deposited in banks then taken out of circulation where in the Us it was on and off with a one dollar coin. It makes sense to get of quarters or a least have go to dollar coins as with inflation a quarter does not buy much. In the EU there one EU coins with currency. Having a one dollar bill is where counterfeiters convert to hundred dollar bill by de inking. --207.236.xxx.xxx

You Must have your cell phone and take a picture of the Coin Star Machine LCD screen, showing how many coins you have and your total. Around 2% of the time the paper voucher gets chewed up. My Store Managers look at my cell phone picture then pay me quickly in cash. --47.155.xx.x

a credit union by me still has the coin machines; no fee if a customer there. some smaller local banks may still have them too --99.92.xx.xx

Two of the CUs & 1 of the banks that I use offer it. Of these 3 that I regularly use one requires that you deposit the money into your account & the other two give back cash. --96.233.xxx.xx

I usually am rolling under $200. My bank gives me paper rollers and I have a plastic tube you drop the coins into and then slide the paper roller in. It doesn’t take me that long. --73.159.xxx.xx

Bingo, Still. --69.130.xxx.xxx

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Carrying that from the parking lot to where the coin machine is,.used to be easier, somehow 50 lbs weigh more than when I was younger, --73.126.xx.xxx

Steve and Still Learning's ideas are what I use if needed. --76.129.xxx.xx

My wife weighs them for rolling. Quicker than counting. We pull any silver and replace with modern alloy. --24.152.xxx.xx

Perfect busy activity for the grandkids. --69.161.xx.xx

I don't have coin-op laundry, but I get rid of my coins at Walmart. The self-service registers still take cash! I drop in whatever coins I've gathered since my last visit, and then pay the balance with my card. --104.230.xxx.xxx

If you lose the card, you lost the money. The machines are less likely to ram up as a coin box gets too full. Also you only need to safe guard the safety of one machine accepting cash instead several washers and driers. This is the future --24.101.xxx.xxx

There are one dollar coins in the Us which are very rare where one time in the Us hardware store gave as change. In the Us they keep printing one dollar bills where should have stopped one dollar bills in circulation where here as one dollar and two dollar bills once deposited in banks were only received one and two dollar coins. The one and two dollar bills were the last of paper money where switched to polymer bills where lighter and thinner. Where the life expectancy was 8 to 16 years. You tube has videos on different currencies used in the world. Some countries are switching to polymer bills with hologram so counterfeiting is next to impossible. --207.236.xxx.xxx

Consider putting in washers/dryers that are free, then charge $10/month (for example) for the use. It's not enforceable but it'll save you from your dilemma. I decided to replace my coin op washer/dryer with regular ones since it serves only 4 units, rents are probably covering them OK. --74.99.xxx.xxx