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I was at my dump bank (because they have a free coin counter). I was cashing in the ticket at the teller when I heard the machine start up again. I looked around and there was an old woman dumping a jar of coins into the machine. I wanted to cry.

Should have asked to buy them from the bank when she was done.

Deal

I agree... That should have put a smile on your face.

I was at my dump bank yesterday, and the coin counting machine was busted. Had to take everyting home again.

NotABigDeal wrote:Should have asked to buy them from the bank when she was done.

Deal

Unfortunately the bank doesn't get the coins. They go straight into the Mint's (dreaded) Alloy Recovery Program.

Ah, Canada. Damn.

CU Baker, been there man. I just go to a different dump bank, or several....

Deal

If you are from Canada then what bank has a coin counting machine?

frugalcanuck wrote:If you are from Canada then what bank has a coin counting machine?

TD Bank has them in some of their branches. The two in Toronto that have them are at Danforth and Coxwell (actually on Danforth one block east of Coxwell) and Royal York and Summercrest (?) two blocks north of Eglinton West.

Last I heard they had ten branches across the country that had them, but naturally I have never seen a list of them.

They are free to use officially (but I have my doubts about how well they actually count).

TD Canada Trust With Automatic Coin Sorter/Counters:

10908 Hurontario Street (at Wanless) Brampton, ON. L7A 3R9
1440 Royal York Road (at Eglington) Etobicoke, ON M9P 3B1
808 York Mills Road (at Leslie) Toronto, ON. M3B 1X8
5000 New Street (at Appleby Line) Burlington, ON. L7L 1V1
5887 Main Street (at West Lawn Cr) Stoufville, ON. L4A 1N2
1684 Danforth Ave (at Woodington) Toronto, ON. M4C 1H6
1119 Fennell Ave E. (at Upper Ottawa) Hamilton, ON. L8T 1S2
1260 Commissioners Rd W (at Boler) London, ON. N6K 1C7
1005 Ottawa Street N (at River Road) Kitchener, ON. N2A 1H2
1365 Fanshawe Pk Rd W (at Hyde Park) London, ON. N6G 0E3

I've got a line on some incredible coin counters that are identical in size and function to the Semacon S-120. The actual machine is called the Billcon CVK-70. These machines are identical so I think Semacon likely bought out Billcon or something. They count batches too, so you can put a penny funnel on them and batch 50 a time into shotgun rolls. Very very fast re-boxing process. I can buy them for $200 from the manager of a bankrupt casino that bought them all at the bancruptcy auction (they originally cost about $900). They are heavy though, so to ship them very far would probably cost $50. Let me know if you want one and I can go pick it up.

A bankrupt casino??

LOL. It does happen. This one got shut down for indiscrepancies in the money room I think. Anyhow, their coin counters/rollers are up for the taking.