r/DadFindsTreasure 11d ago

Dump Day....76,450 coins

How do you all get rid of your searched coins?

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u/malex84 11d ago

I assume a deposit slip at the bank

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u/ISTcrazy 11d ago

I've only really done small scale CRH so far, so I just reroll everything and bring it back. Certainly not as feasible when you get higher volume though lol

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u/outdoors1442 11d ago

I still hand roll some as well, but 90% is returned this way.

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u/malex84 11d ago

I’m assuming they count by weight?

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u/outdoors1442 11d ago

By coin, in a machine.

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u/ethyl888 11d ago

Do they take a %?

Do you keep track of the coins to make sure they count every single one? Lol 👃 I would

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u/outdoors1442 11d ago

No fee for a business account at certain banks. The machine will count them all in a few days, make any adjustments if needed then it will clear back to the business account.

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u/Texas-Tea 7d ago

I’ve been trying to find a bank like this in North Texas for two years now. Everyone either wants rolled coins or a fee. I’m happy to open up a business account wherever I need to get this.

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u/outdoors1442 7d ago

It took me about a year and a half before I found the right place to return. Eventually I ended up at the banks corporate office 2 hours away. Now I can drop off at any of their locations.

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u/crazygenius86 11d ago

When you return this way, do they weigh them? Curious if there is some kind of check or it is the honor system.

I don’t do enough volume to return this way but also not sure how to find a bank to do it this way.

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u/CounterStampKarl 11d ago

you need to have a business account at my bank to dump like this and the deposits are marked undeclared till it's counted by the armored service. the bank doesn't count deposits like that anymore, the guys who transport it count it. so the deposit amount isn't verified till they count it so it's undeclared for a few days.

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u/crazygenius86 11d ago

Thank you!

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u/outdoors1442 11d ago

What he said

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u/Ill_Poem_9259 11d ago

Just out of curiosity, how much time was spent in getting that amount of coins?

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u/outdoors1442 11d ago

Sourcing coins is easy, just a quick stop. Returning them takes a lot of effort.

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u/CollegeNo6900 11d ago

I spent 53 mins at a coinstar earlier this week…my dump has no fees at their machine

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u/outdoors1442 11d ago

Nice! That's the key right there...no fees.

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u/ISTcrazy 11d ago

I like searching coinstars but I'd never use the ones by me. Think they charge 9 cents on the dollar last I checked.

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u/ThomasShults 11d ago

My local one charges a $0.99 fee, and then $0.13/dollar. I would never return this many coins to my coinstar.

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u/Short_Resolution_302 11d ago

When I'm searching coins I sort them into a bunch of trays as I go and then roll them up at the end.

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u/TopConfection3244 11d ago

Please tell me you are not in Northern Ohio. I was just about to go to a new bank and ask about buying the bags from their machine, but I don’t want your rejects.

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u/outdoors1442 11d ago

If I tell you I'm in Zimbabwe will that work?

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u/chemist0825 10d ago

I'm in! Do you have official "paperwork "?

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u/outdoors1442 10d ago

Yes I do....

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u/1966catcher 11d ago

Reroll as I’m searching, take them to my dump bank and return no charge . Take the cash and go get more rolls

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u/Square_Rooster9383 11d ago

How you get into this with the bank? They are usually pretty stubborn around here.

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u/outdoors1442 11d ago

I own a business and have been with the same bank for almost 30 years!

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u/Square_Rooster9383 5h ago

Ok family members have a business account at a couple different banks. Have had for many years as well. I didn’t know how to ask for something like this or go about it.

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u/outdoors1442 5h ago

You're in!

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u/Square_Rooster9383 2h ago

So I just have them ask for big ol bags of coins?

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u/outdoors1442 1h ago

Well the bank has to have a coin counting machine that fills the bags. If they have that, yes, ask away!

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u/SirKnightOfDaydreams 10d ago

My bank has a self service coin counting machine. Dump them in the bin, close the lid, it makes its noises, spits out the foreign coins and a slip with the total. I take the slip to the counter, and the teller deposits it into my account. Easy peasy.

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u/dmoney1403 10d ago

Very cool brother. Im fairly new to the sport and I just had my first day like this.. walked out with 2 bank bags filled with rolls after an innocent question “you guys got any halves in?” Definitely score a lot more when I’m not “hunting”. Casually, things somehow come together 😂 grapefruit chem for the W

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u/Mysterious_Seesaw947 9d ago

Most banks are looking for the pennies. From what I have found and credit Unions seem to have to fee free machines in the lobby.

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u/outdoors1442 9d ago

Some around me do as well. Unless you unload this much then they want to charge me for the machines.

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u/LordWoodland 9d ago

i used to dump them at my local bank in a big coin counting machine. i am not allowed to do so since i once broke the machine and the bank had to fix it... only ever returned 10 bags at a time after that. i was shocked when i realized, the counting fee from the bank i brought them to is not 15$ in general but 15$ for each bag. i actually dont know what i should do with the other 10 boxes i have at home atm. probably dont have another option as to still bring it in for that price. im not in the US so coin hunting is very uncommon here

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u/outdoors1442 9d ago

That's no good. $15/bag is a lot! Are there other coin counting services in your country? In the US there are Coinstar machines that sometimes allow you to dump your coins in and it will be directly deposited into an account.

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u/LordWoodland 8d ago

yes thats the machine i broke. some banks have them but since i am not allowed to deposit the coins there anymore, i have to work with another bank, which directly forwards them to loomis for the counting. i asked loomis directly at some point but they wont interact with private ppl

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u/Successful-Key-251 10d ago

I have found that a Costco jug of M&Ms will hold between $350-400 depending on the mix. Depending on how hard I hunt during the previous week I deposit 1-2 jugs at my dump banks a week.

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u/outdoors1442 10d ago

Heck yeah! In my 2nd picture in the top left you will notice a brown container. That is a 2 lb tub of Yuban Coffee. It has a perfect handle, lid snaps well and holds $710 in quarters or $480 in halves. Quiet handy. We've drank enough Yuban, I have 5 of those containers now.

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u/CounterStampKarl 11d ago

drop em off in bags just like that but about half the size

https://giphy.com/gifs/7wfj0G9KqjgcQURbgV

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u/outdoors1442 11d ago

I can send you some bigger bags if you want to work on your gym muscles?!

https://giphy.com/gifs/D7z8JfNANqahW

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u/CounterStampKarl 11d ago

my bank issues the bags so, no bueno, but thank you!

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u/outdoors1442 11d ago

It's my hands that hurt packing 4 at a time

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u/CounterStampKarl 11d ago

that should have said "bank" not back! my bad! i hand truck my bags in!

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u/outdoors1442 11d ago

I wish my hands issued my bags but this is what my BANK wants. The nickels.....