Several banks and credit unions offer coin-counting machines to their customers, although some may charge a fee. Here are some banks and credit unions that still provide this service:
- Fidelity Bank: Nearly all Fidelity Bank branches have coin-counting machines in their lobbies.
- JBT Bank: Every JBT branch has self-service coin-counting machines that are fee-free for JBT customers. Non-customers might have to pay a fee.
- Manasquan Bank: Manasquan customers can cash in their coins for free. However, those who don’t bank there will incur a 15% redemption fee.
- Fifth Third Bank: Some Fifth Third branches offer loose coin exchange. Contact a branch to find out if the service is available and if any fees apply.
- NASA Federal Credit Union: Coin-counting machines are available at NASA Federal Credit Union’s Annapolis, Arlington, Bowie, Collington, Columbia, Falls Church, Greenbelt, Oak Hall, and Rockville branches. Non-members who use the machines will incur a 6% fee.
- American Eagle Federal Credit Union: Free coin exchanges for all consumers.
- Westerra Credit Union: Coin exchanges are exclusive to members.
Its important to note that not all branches of these banks and credit unions may have coin-counting machines readily available, so its best to check with the bank in advance. Additionally, some banks may require customers to use coin rolls when depositing coins. If youre not a customer of any of these banks or credit unions, you can also find coin-counting machines at some grocery stores, such as Coinstar kiosks.
