The Other Michael said:It is easier to do one stack of each kind of coin, measure it with calipers, and then just do all the rest by measuring instead of counting.
LRAO said:Anyone have any suggestions for converting my 1-gallon bottle of silvers into cash.
The damn Coin Star machine at the supermarket charges 9%!!!
Calgary_Girl said:Send it to me and I'll do it (for a small fee of course!). I actually LIKE to roll coins (yes, I'm strange). A guy that I worked with found this out and asked me to roll his loose change and let me keep 5% of whatever I rolled.
SteveR said:Anyway, I prefer to roll my own.
LRAO said:Anyone have any suggestions for converting my 1-gallon bottle of silvers into cash.
REWahoo! said:A reminder, that's illegal except in the states of Arkansas and West VA. 8)
Calgary_Girl said:And maybe Kentucky?
REWahoo! said:I also failed to mention Newfoundland...
TromboneAl said:We once told my eight-year-old nephew that he could have all the change that he found in and under the couch. It came to over $14! We have a recliner, and I have a long torso.
I try very hard not to let the coins accumulate. It's not rocket science, but this is what happens: You put on new pants with no change in them, and go out. You accumulate change, and when you take off your pants, the change goes in a jar.
The key is to try to remember to load up on change before you go out (or when you put new pants on) -- just enough so that you can pay exact change. I also periodically take the coins from the jars and put them in the cars' ashtrays.
REWahoo! said:A reminder, that's illegal except in the states of Arkansas and West VA. 8)
Jay_Gatsby said:ROFL. I thought it was only legal on the Left Coast. Wait a minute. Exactly what (or who?) does SteveR prefer to "roll". The next question is -- why?
Chris24 said:Believe it or not , I throw my loose pennies on our gravel driveway. Been doing so for 12 plus years, never use to notice them till recently.