...coin rolling papers?? My piggy bank is so full, that I can barely lift it with two hands. I think it's time to sort and roll.
...coin rolling papers?? My piggy bank is so full, that I can barely lift it with two hands. I think it's time to sort and roll.


I'd try Rite Aid or Walgreens or something. I'm not sure though.
Walmart... dollar store... any stationary store...





Wal-Mart, Dollar General, Office Depot. My son loves raiding the families pocket change!!
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Thanks guys!
Old habit. I save spare change, too. When there's enough, I take it to the bank. The bank dumps it all into a big sorting machine, and gives me the cash back on the readout. It's a lot handier than rolling all that stuff myself.





^^ Unless you live in an area so backwards (in Florida) they do not have such a machine. In Australia they just weigh the coins of a single denomination.
One more cup of coffee for the road,
One more cup of coffee 'fore I go
To the valley below....
Slowly moseying my way to the exit.
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They also have this stuff at Office Max and Office Depot, as well.
You used to be able to get them for free from any bank, don't know if you still can though.
Sometimes my bank will give me some for free.. I don't know how many you need, but sometimes they will give them out.![]()
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Yes, if you are a regular customer and the tellers know you at your bank they will give them to you. If you do not use a bank regularly, beware they mahy not accept the rolled coins. Wrong I know but that's how it is. One of my regulars brings his rolled coins only when his favorite teller is working because he can't stand the glares from the other tellers when they see the rolled coins. Bank snobs!



walmart, target
most Kroger's or whatever grocery store equivalent in your area have coin machines that charge about 7.5% .
If you have no limit to your time the post office stamp machines take pennies.
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