5 gallon jug filled with misc $$ change ??

This is great

Just take the change to First CitiWide;

they will work with you and all they do is change

http://www.nbc.com/saturday-night-live/video/first-citywide-change-bank/n9701

http://www.nbc.com/saturday-night-live/video/first-citiwide-bank-change-ii/n9703

pretzel man wrote:

Bea Knows wrote:

As a troll on letsrun the OP will not have quarters in the jug. He needs the quarters to put in the coin-slots in his mom's laundry.

Your wrong I am the guy who makes decent cash with a hot wife, unfortunately I don't run sub 15 -5ks. Never spent change always put it in the jug. Going to try and weigh it and report back.

Please do. I'd like to see how accurate my equation stacks up.

For a simplified version, it comes out to:

$=12.59W

Where $ is money in dollars and W is weight in lbs.

Been done before, but the guy only put cents into his 5-gallon jugs. That's probably where the troll OP got his idea. The guy in the news got around $342 per jug, and the bank ran it through their counting machine for him.

http://abcnews.go.com/US/louisiana-man-collected-half-million-pennies-45-years/story?id=34804620

http://www.thenewsstar.com/story/news/local/2015/10/27/cashing-lifes-savings/74709174/

http://news.coinupdate.com/man-cashes-in-45-year-old-collection-of-over-500000-pennies/

Ty one on wrote:

Point Les wrote:

My great-great-great grandfather collected confederate scrip, also. He was was black and fought for the Union during the civil war. He gave away it away to his black friends who used it as toilet paper.

I collect Beanie-Babies. They ain't worth sheeeeet.

My pappy collected coins all day every day. He hated coins. He was a toll taker on a bridge. Lived in a little booth year round out in the weather. He had barrels of coins in the garage when he retired. He used to say "ask not for what the bridge tollls, it tolls for me. One for the State of Noo Joisey, and one for me." Today its called a pension.

OlFart wrote:

Ty one on wrote:

I collect Beanie-Babies. They ain't worth sheeeeet.

My pappy collected coins all day every day. He hated coins. He was a toll taker on a bridge. Lived in a little booth year round out in the weather. He had barrels of coins in the garage when he retired. He used to say "ask not for what the bridge tollls, it tolls for me. One for the State of Noo Joisey, and one for me." Today its called a pension.

I smell an anecdote that doesn't make cents.

The bank only wanted unsorted change

So they could dupe you out of your funds. Because if it is properly sorted

It could be opened by one of their

Employees . Their whole system is for

You to bring in unsorted uncalculated

amounts of various different coins

So they can indeed do their dirty duties.

Understand this banks are in no form

Religious , so why do people leave them

So much trust, these are the same

People who find it legal to take people's

Homes and send mother father and children to the streets. In conclusion

If you can't go to your exact bank

And ask for various different coin

Sleeves and bring them back filled

And can't get your coin to currency

Transfer without hassle in that should be a problem to you. Or better yet try this to better suit you for future success when dealing with the crooks .

Either buy or borrow a coin sorter,

then calculate the exact to every single coin under your ownership. Afterwards

enter your banking establishment like you have no clue the amount I almost guarantee under their system you will

Receive a different amount from them.

Thanks

Fake Laz?

This is a silly way to save money, as it's way too complicated.

If it's worth $2500, then that means you've save about $7/week or $1/day.

You would have been better off spending the change when you had it, never accumulating it.

Then every paycheck, toss a few bills in an envelope. Weekly paycheck - $7, biweekly - $14, monthly - $30.

Or you can use auto-deposit to automatically move money from your savings account into some kind of investment. Much simpler.

Naw, there are capital letters.

I just cashed in 75% filled 5 gallon jug of quarters, dimes, nickels and pennies $1.725- (emptied change from my pocket every night for 7 years) If the jug was full it would have been close to $2,500 - $2,800- and I did that over a 4 year period before doing this one.

Best part, you don't have to roll the coins. Just open an account at NEFCU Bank and they let you use their coin counter for free as long as you don't go over $500-dollars per day. as a non customer you have to pay a fee on the coins counted.

For a while in high school I worked as a bank teller. Awful job. But anyway: Don't ever roll up your coins. The bank will just bust 'em open anyway so they can put it through the machine. They don't trust anyone, and why would they?

I remember some poor sap came in with about 100 rolls, and I felt equally awful and pissed as I busted open every one of them to put into the machine, imagining all of the time he must have spent rolling, and all of the time I had to spend undoing his work.

Worst job ever. Don't ever be a bank teller. Cash and especially coin are dirty and disgusting. And customers are d*cks.

This is old, did I not respond. It took me a week to roll up with a coin separator. About $800.00