I took about $300 face in pennies along with another $50 in metal detecting

I'm pretty sure it all goes together, pennies and clad!
My opinion, though.
I've been wrong before.........once!

TheJonasCollegeFund wrote:Not sure about one bin for clad and one for pennies.
I took about $300 face in pennies along with another $50 in metal detectingclad (yes I cleaned the dirt off) finds. About 3/4 through the machine stops dead like something happened. I thought some of my MD finds jammed it up. But I would say the machine was switching bins or buckets or whatever you guys call it. Because after it started back up you could hear the coins dropping into an empty container. The sound was as different as night and day!
I'm pretty sure it all goes together, pennies and clad!
My opinion, though.
I've been wrong before.........once!
cesariojpn wrote:
In one of the Modern Marvels "Coin Operated" episodes, they do go to a "contractor" that receives and counts the coins from the bins. They pretty much dump the mixed contents into a hopper, and a machine mechanically sorts out the coins by denomination, which then counts them for rolls or bags.
HoardCopperByTheTon wrote:I have been known to fill up the first bin with something other than pennies. You can clearly hear when it switches to the second bin and starts droppig the mixed coin into it.
HoardCopperByTheTon wrote:cesariojpn wrote:
In one of the Modern Marvels "Coin Operated" episodes, they do go to a "contractor" that receives and counts the coins from the bins. They pretty much dump the mixed contents into a hopper, and a machine mechanically sorts out the coins by denomination, which then counts them for rolls or bags.
Iey, I have some of those machines. Now if I could just get them to deliver those bins.
cesariojpn wrote:HoardCopperByTheTon wrote:cesariojpn wrote:
In one of the Modern Marvels "Coin Operated" episodes, they do go to a "contractor" that receives and counts the coins from the bins. They pretty much dump the mixed contents into a hopper, and a machine mechanically sorts out the coins by denomination, which then counts them for rolls or bags.
Iey, I have some of those machines. Now if I could just get them to deliver those bins.
I have one idea: Contact Coinstar and offer to service the bins in exchange to say, pay for the free count for store credit for the stores they are in.
highroller4321 wrote:Coinstar requires a minimum of a $1,000,000 insurance umbrella as well as many other things.
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