Do banks allow this? [Easy 10 Points]

Question

Okay, so i have like 25 dollars in quarters, nickels, and dimes. I was wondering if i could go to the bank and exchange these coins for dollar bills?

Answer 1

Actually some banks won't take rolled change -- too much fraud.   Or actually charge a fee for taking rolled change.  Some banks have coin counting machines available.  Check with the bank.

Answer 2

Yes they will take the change but it must be rolled they won't take it if it's not. Go to the dollar store and get a pack of coin rollers for a buck!!! Also you can go to the coinstar machine put all your coins in and the grocery store will give you dollars, I think they take about .8 cents to the dollar. I do coinstar all the time it's much easier!!!  

Answer 3

Yes. You can go to any bank and get bills in exchange for coins.

Answer 4

Almost any back will require you to "roll" the change into those change sleeves before you can deposit.  Some grocery stores have a machine that you just pour the change into and it counts the change up and gives you a paper ticket you take to the cashier and they will pay you in paper money.  Bt the machine takes like 7 cents for every dollar as a surcharge.

Answer 5

just go to a coinstar at your grocery store.

Answer 6

add the quarters up from dollors and the nicles and dimes add them upp for dollors thenn go 2 the bank

Answer 7

Many banks will not take change unless it is rolled.  Call ahead and see what your bank's policy is.

Answer 8

Do you have an acct. there?  Ask them for change rolls and while you are watching TV roll them up. They will gladly take your rolled change.