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Question probably (stretched) FIRE-adjacent question:
I live in So Cal, and I bank with Chase; anywhere I can cash my coin for the least amount of fee possible?

I have about a few hundred perhaps $1-$2k worth of coins?

I hate to use Coinstar as I don’t like its high fee, and sometime I feel short-changed, even though they probably didn’t short-change me.

Thank you!

[Allison]

I have been with half a dozen banks in the last 10 years, all accepted my coins no questions asked.

Granted the most I had was a couple hundred at any given time

[Audrey]

I’d check with your bank but I know some of them accept coin rolls for depositing into your account.

I think you’d just have to make the coin rolls yourself if they’re currently loose coins.

[Trinh]

Bring to Chase and ask them to deposit into your account

[Kathy]

I joined a credit union just for free ability to cash my coins in

[Grace]

I work at Chase, we do not accept loose coin. There are lots of coin counters on Amazon for under fifty bucks and I use one of those to cash in rolled coin at the bank

[Ashley]

I work at a credit union and we have change counters in all
Of our member centers.

I would try a local credit union near you.

You will probably have to be a member, but then you could cash checks and turn coin in all the time instead of getting a non member fee.

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