Loose Change

[Anonymous]

My kids love to wrap coins - they'll do it for you for a 9% service fee We buy a bag of wrappers for 50 cents or something at Walmart and it keeps them very entertained.

[Anonymous]

I also use the self check out lines as a chance to use my change. I will take a ziplock bag full (sandwich size) and just feed it in the machine. Usually its like 40 bucks. Just take a bag in my purse at a time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How do you even get coins?

[Anonymous]

Amazon card.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How do you even get coins?

I use plastic for EVERYTHING and yet I still somehow end up with a purse full of coins. I think people throw them in when I'm not looking.

[Anonymous]

Different kiosks offer other gift card options such as Home Depot, Southwest Airlines, Sephora. Look around

I’d pull out a ton of quarters and go to the arcade

[Anonymous]

Give it to charity for Thanksgiving Day.

[Anonymous]

Pennies I put in the Ronald McDonald House donation box at McDonalds. Other coins I add to my SmartTrip card at the Metro farecard machines.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How do you even get coins?

I use plastic for EVERYTHING and yet I still somehow end up with a purse full of coins. I think people throw them in when I'm not looking.

LOL. Me too.

[Anonymous]

Bank of America takes it unwrapped, puts it in a plastic bag and then counts it and credits your account.

[Anonymous]

Look at other banks. Mine has a Coinstar machine but if you take your receipt from it and deposit it to your account they don’t skim off the top.

[Anonymous]

PNC will cash out your change even if you don't have an account. Capital One will do it for account holders.