banks with coin counting machines in ?

[edna krabappel]

I took about five or six bags into Barclays recently: they didn't appear to have any limits.

Can't see how a bank could justify saying no to be honest, it's all legal currency isn't it?

 

[withdeanwombat]

As per poster who recommended the Post Office,my local one willingly changes my shrapnel whatever the ammount.It's all dosh,innit,and seven p in the pound soon adds up.Might do it over a few trips,though.

 

[Questions]

I took about five or six bags into Barclays recently: they didn't appear to have any limits.

Can't see how a bank could justify saying no to be honest, it's all legal currency isn't it?

I took quite a few bags into the Abbey recently to pay into my account after a charity collection (I was going to write a cheque honest) and they told me that customers in queues complained if staff spent too long mucking about with change, so limit it to 2 if in correct bags.

Feeble I know.

 

[porkypie]

got 1.5k ish it all adds up every 7p

How the f*** have you got that much smash?

Try pubs and shops they always want change!!!

But i'd just stick it my bank account,

Unless your washing it!!!

 

[Sir Norman Gull]

At Barclays as long as you are an account holder and the coin is bagged in correct amounts and denominations then you can exchange as much as you like or pay it into your account.

 

[Another Berkshire Seagull]

HSBC in Reading has one of those macines and pays directly into your account.

 

[seven stands]

How the f*** have you got that much smash?

Try pubs and shops they always want change!!!

But i'd just stick it my bank account,

Unless your washing it!!!

when you use notes dont spend the change it soon adds up ( taken over a year )

 

[edna krabappel]

I took quite a few bags into the Abbey recently to pay into my account after a charity collection (I was going to write a cheque honest) and they told me that customers in queues complained if staff spent too long mucking about with change, so limit it to 2 if in correct bags.

Feeble I know.

Can see why they'd say that I suppose. Go in at a quieter time?

 

[Two Professors]

Some banks only take two bags at a time.

Seaford's banks still serviced by mini van then

 

[driller]

Get as many bags as you can carry then go to the bank at lunch time and hold the queue up for as long aa you can

 

[seven stands]

Get as many bags as you can carry then go to the bank at lunch time and hold the queue up for as long aa you can

edit just been down the local have an extra £2.90

 

[Jesus Gul]

got any parking fines to pay?

 

[Notters]

What sort of bank has a limit on the number of bags? HSBC certainly doesn't. What on EArth would a shopkeeper do?!

 

[southwickseagull]

I've got one of those demijon thingys. Full almost to the top with 1s 2s and 5s which i have been collecting for over 10 years or so, so that 7 % would be a fair amount methinks.

 

[dougdeep]

What sort of bank has a limit on the number of bags?

Most of them, honest.

 

[JJ McClure]

The HSBC in Surbiton has one of those machines that I used to use regularly. Genius time saving devise. Haven't been able to find one since though so my change jar is growing ever bigger.

 

[beorhthelm]

YOU WONT PAY 7P IN THE POUND........WHAT A TIGHT ARSE

really? you dont care about paying 7% fee to cash coins?

What sort of bank has a limit on the number of bags? HSBC certainly doesn't. What on EArth would a shopkeeper do?!

shopkeepers would probably have to pay for cash handling anyway.

personlly i'd just count it up myself.

 

[Notters]

really? you dont care about paying 7% fee to cash coins?




shopkeepers would probably have to pay for cash handling anyway.

personlly i'd just count it up myself.

We're talking about stuff that has been counted up, that's the whole point.

 

[little al]

really? you dont care about paying 7% fee to cash coins?




shopkeepers would probably have to pay for cash handling anyway.

personlly i'd just count it up myself.

It'd been counted, hence why it's bagged up ready. The bank just needs to weigh each bag.

 

[disgruntled h blocker]

One of the reasons why banks sometimes don't provide the service of cashing in coins is that they aren't legal tender in large quantities:

Legal Tender Guidelines