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I did the same. I went to all the banks and found the ones that had counters.

Then asked each one what they would do to have my business!

I settled on wellsfargo. I can go in anytime and let them do it!

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Your best bet is to get a good used coin counter - that way you can track sales by machine which is impossible if you're tossing all your coins into one bag and letting the bank handle it.  DO NOT buy a cheap plastic one from Staples or Office Depot - get a good one that will also sort if you're branching into full line.  Expect to pay a couple hundred dollars.

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Your best bet is to get a good used coin counter - that way you can track sales by machine which is impossible if you're tossing all your coins into one bag and letting the bank handle it. DO NOT buy a cheap plastic one from Staples or Office Depot - get a good one that will also sort if you're branching into full line. Expect to pay a couple hundred dollars.

How about a coin scale? I'm looking into that myself.
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How much? Does it sort coins too? (slowly trying to get into soda)

That's a top of the line pro counter - I'd love to have one but they're mucho expensive.  Cummins is the brand most banks use. I use a Scan Coin which is much smaller and doesn't roll the coins for you but will pause after a set number (usually 40) so you can put them in a roll.

How about a coin scale? I'm looking into that myself.

Coin scales are great for the bulk guys as you're only dealing with quarters, but in full line we need the sorter as we do get some dimes and nickels in the mix.

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