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Rich S | Where on earth can I change my coppers collection as most banks dont let you do this anymore!? |
I have had a penny jar for as long as I can remember, and it has certainly built up, but now I am stuck as to how I can change them all up. Banks dont change them anymore! What exactly do banks DO now? Where can I take all my coppers? Additional Details I have an online bank account, hence I cant pay in over the counter.... |
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madtrekker
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Post Offices will certainly change the money for you for free, providing you have bagged the money up correctly in the little plastic money bags (you can get these from any bank or Post Office counter for free).
Your own bank will most likely let you pay in coins to your account, again providing they are properly bagged. A bank that you don't bank with is unlikely to let you change the money.
As others have mentioned, many supermarkets and some large banks also have "Coinstar" or similar machines whereby you tip all of your loose change into the machine and it counts it and changes it for larger coins / notes or, in supermarkets, vouchers to use against your shop. These machines usually keep a percentage of the money you change as a service fee (about 5 - 8%). |
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hdstead@btinternet.com
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Some branches of Asda have a machine where you can put all your change in. It then gives you a receipt. You can either spend this in the shop or exchange it for the cash at a checkout. The only catch is it charges you, about 7% I think. |
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babylou1008
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Asdas have a machine that you pour your money into and it adds it up and prints a reciept which you take to customer services and the exchange for notes. there is a small charge of 7.5p per pound for this service but it goes to charity. |
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cuddles_gb
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Don't use the Coinstar machines unless you want to lose a percentage of your money - I think it's 8%.
Any bank should be able to change this up - after all, it's all legal tender. Try the Post Office as well - I know they used to do this. Your online bank normally has a tie-in with a high-street name as well, for people who need to put actual money or cheques, etc into their account - check your bank's website, or send them an e-mail with your dilemma. |
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jeeps
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There are Coin Star machines in almost every supermarket now but they are such a rip off! I take mine to Halifax but they will only take five bags a day. |
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chelsea
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you can change your pennys up at a asda or sainsbury store, there is a machine there you just put your money in and it counts it up for you,it then gives you a ticket with how much you got, then just go to customer services and they give you your money, the only thing with this is you pay 7p per £1 this is taken automaticly the 7p goes to charity, personally i dont mind this.........
i hope this helps
ps the machine is called a coin star phone to make sure your local store has one.........by the way you do get cash.......i just did it about 2 weeks ago....... |
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norbert clitfinger
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HSBC banks (well some of them) have a machine you pour them into and they come out as notes or bigger coins. Also a lot of supermarkets have these... |
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Jane S
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as long as you have a bank account you can pay in money in any denomination you wish including coppers |
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JOHN R
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Most large supper markets have machines these days that count all your change then issue you with a ticket for that amount to redeem it at the check outs. |
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Maggie
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If you have a regular bank ,they will do it ,if not take it and buy something they can`t refuse the queen`s currency |
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jarrajackie
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ASDA have the coinstar machines, you just put your onsorted coins into it, it counts it for you, then issues a voucher which can be redeemed for cash or goods, they do charge you about 7% for the service though, but its much quicker and easier than any other method
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nettie
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I noticed that the ASDA branch in Abderdeen has a machine in the foyer that will count it for you for a small charge. You then get back the amount in notes and coins less the charge.
Good idea!
Banks deal with money and are supposed to offer a service and to be there for us...that's a joke. |
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floppity
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Thats shocking, our trusty banks are not so trusty huh? Why don't you use them in shops, not when we have a big queue obviously but shops need coppers? |
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churie78
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I save all mine up and give them to charity, I don't miss it, it's going to someone who needs it and you don't have to bother counting/changing it. |
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ManBoobs
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Legally, the Bank of England has to change them. If in London, head to Bank (funny that) tube station, follow directions from there. If not in London...well, I'm not sure. But it's definitely the Bank of England. They issue the cash, after all... |
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Twisty
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You need to get some coin bags from any bank & count it all into bags, bug I don't know anywhere that will exchange it. You can pay it into anyone's bank or building society account. It's the time it takes to count the money that is the problem, but if it's in bags it can just be weighed. Or put it in a coinstar machine at asda where it prints you out a voucher which you can use to buy something but it won't give you cash. |
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