COINSTAR Change Machine || How To Use || How It Works

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Title	:	COINSTAR Change Machine \|\| How To Use \|\| How It Works
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Can you put euro coins in a British one and get anything back?
Comment from : Mr b

Give me idea save up 1ps 2ps in money bags go to coinstar cant be bortherd go to the bank with my money bags
Comment from : Patrick Kerr

Thank you for the tip I just arrived from the Gambia and need to change a few dalfasi & shillings
Comment from : Muttley

I have 4 massive tubs of loose change my bank has closed down so have been baffled with how to get rid of itI'm going to hit one of these machines, i last counted and had about £97 in 1p 2p 5p 10p I'm gonna be a millionaireish
Comment from : rob clarke

When Canada use to have coppers/ Pennies I would use these machines instead of having to roll them all for the bank lol
Comment from : Cooking With Neighbors Jerri-ellen

I used one of them about a year ago ! had loads of mixed coins in a whiskey bottle,it turned into 300 quid !
Comment from : Mike “The Digital Doctor” Jarvis

yer i often wonder how these machines work, Its great that your coming up with all these ideas for us to watch
Comment from : Malcolm James1000

Well that was handy Certainly was, I've been thinking about emptying my little pot Shortly x
Comment from : miss Mary H Dream

There something about hearing coinsdont know what it is but find it calming Yes I am crazy
Comment from : Jane Cox

Wasnt prepared for that cliffhanger
Comment from : Andy

Hello Papparoni, that's a great machine for getting rid of all those coppers, l would not use it for 10p coins upwards109 charge is ok for 1 and 2p
Comment from : Thomas Rudd

That 10 fee is a kick in the teeth
Comment from : M

When the Pork Pie in Melton Mowbray ???😋🐷
Comment from : Lo Zimba

That's pretty cool Pap, and satisfying to watch too though if I had that much coppers i'd probably blow some of them at the seaside arcade lol glad you've done something much more sensible with them though 🙂
Comment from : Robert Atkinson

Great idea we used to have these machines in our local tescos unfortunately not anymore thanks for sharing 😁
Comment from : Magicknightvb

My local bank ( the royal Bank of Scotland) has a coin machine but it has no charge to use so whatever you have in lose coins is paid direct into your account, so I would never encourage coinstars charges
Comment from : George Charles

Why not get coin bags from the bank and count it yourself
Comment from : Val

I hardly use cash these days but I've got a large bag of 1p, 2p and 5p coins which I'm gradually using if I need a few small items from Morrisons self serve tills, today I bought some bananas, it's almost like free shopping!
Comment from : Bit Of Munch

Here's a top tip Papp Find your nearest Metro Bank They have in most branches a huge Magic Money Coin Counting Machine It will sort all denominations of coins completely free of charge And you don't have to bank at Metro Bank either It prints out a receipt with a total of all coins counted You take that receipt to a cashier And they give you the total in bank notes Or if you have an account with them it can be deposited into your account It might be helpful to some to know about their free coin counting machines I've got about £2,000 in coins i need to exchange at some point They're going to weigh an absolute ton You can see on YouTube the videos of people using their coin machines All the best Papp Cheers mate 🍺
Comment from : RICK B

Those machines are a total rip off charging 109 in commission you wouldn't get nowhere near that in interest if you had a million pounds to invest for 5 years not just 5 minutes People should also remember that the banks will charge businesses around £2 a hundred for supplying them with change it should be free to use them especially as there giving you a voucher you can only spend in there shop
Comment from : Heathcote Ladd

A great way to launder those ill gotten gains in change of a 95 here and a 99 there, they soon add up brAustralia hasen't had copper 1&2 cent pieces for decades, same with $1 & $2 dollar notes Everything is rounded up or down to the nearest 5 or 00 brWhat was the coin that was rejected? brCheers Papp
Comment from : john davis