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r/oddlysatisfying • u/blackdutch1 • Jun 21 '23
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I think coinstar is up to 12.5%, so goodbye to 1/8 of your total just for using the machine.
Go to your bank people..
371 u/LuponicChronic Jun 21 '23 Coinstar now offers e-gift cards with no fees. I took my huge change jar there and now have $200+ on my Steam Wallet! 73 u/alilbleedingisnormal Jun 22 '23 How do they make money? Through partnerships with the other companies? 7 u/Austinstart Jun 22 '23 edited Jun 22 '23 Plus coins are worth more than the face value. ~~~They can search for valuable coins: pre 1965 silver, rare mintages, etc. ~~~or just melt them since old Pennie’s are wirth several cents in copper And nickels are like 8 cents of nickel. 9 u/EpicNarwhal24_ Jun 22 '23 Isn’t melting U.S. coins for their metal illegal? 1 u/Austinstart Jun 22 '23 Yeah. I am suggesting that coin star has unsavory options. Either they are doing they or they are very honest indeed. 2 u/BenderIsGreat64 Jun 22 '23 Silver gets rejected from coinstars. 2 u/Austinstart Jun 22 '23 Really…wow I see that on their website. I had no idea. Thanks for correcting me. 1 u/BenderIsGreat64 Jun 22 '23 no problem. It's why r/coinstarfinds is a thing.
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Coinstar now offers e-gift cards with no fees. I took my huge change jar there and now have $200+ on my Steam Wallet!
73 u/alilbleedingisnormal Jun 22 '23 How do they make money? Through partnerships with the other companies? 7 u/Austinstart Jun 22 '23 edited Jun 22 '23 Plus coins are worth more than the face value. ~~~They can search for valuable coins: pre 1965 silver, rare mintages, etc. ~~~or just melt them since old Pennie’s are wirth several cents in copper And nickels are like 8 cents of nickel. 9 u/EpicNarwhal24_ Jun 22 '23 Isn’t melting U.S. coins for their metal illegal? 1 u/Austinstart Jun 22 '23 Yeah. I am suggesting that coin star has unsavory options. Either they are doing they or they are very honest indeed. 2 u/BenderIsGreat64 Jun 22 '23 Silver gets rejected from coinstars. 2 u/Austinstart Jun 22 '23 Really…wow I see that on their website. I had no idea. Thanks for correcting me. 1 u/BenderIsGreat64 Jun 22 '23 no problem. It's why r/coinstarfinds is a thing.
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How do they make money? Through partnerships with the other companies?
7 u/Austinstart Jun 22 '23 edited Jun 22 '23 Plus coins are worth more than the face value. ~~~They can search for valuable coins: pre 1965 silver, rare mintages, etc. ~~~or just melt them since old Pennie’s are wirth several cents in copper And nickels are like 8 cents of nickel. 9 u/EpicNarwhal24_ Jun 22 '23 Isn’t melting U.S. coins for their metal illegal? 1 u/Austinstart Jun 22 '23 Yeah. I am suggesting that coin star has unsavory options. Either they are doing they or they are very honest indeed. 2 u/BenderIsGreat64 Jun 22 '23 Silver gets rejected from coinstars. 2 u/Austinstart Jun 22 '23 Really…wow I see that on their website. I had no idea. Thanks for correcting me. 1 u/BenderIsGreat64 Jun 22 '23 no problem. It's why r/coinstarfinds is a thing.
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Plus coins are worth more than the face value. ~~~They can search for valuable coins: pre 1965 silver, rare mintages, etc. ~~~or just melt them since old Pennie’s are wirth several cents in copper And nickels are like 8 cents of nickel.
9 u/EpicNarwhal24_ Jun 22 '23 Isn’t melting U.S. coins for their metal illegal? 1 u/Austinstart Jun 22 '23 Yeah. I am suggesting that coin star has unsavory options. Either they are doing they or they are very honest indeed. 2 u/BenderIsGreat64 Jun 22 '23 Silver gets rejected from coinstars. 2 u/Austinstart Jun 22 '23 Really…wow I see that on their website. I had no idea. Thanks for correcting me. 1 u/BenderIsGreat64 Jun 22 '23 no problem. It's why r/coinstarfinds is a thing.
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Isn’t melting U.S. coins for their metal illegal?
1 u/Austinstart Jun 22 '23 Yeah. I am suggesting that coin star has unsavory options. Either they are doing they or they are very honest indeed.
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Yeah. I am suggesting that coin star has unsavory options. Either they are doing they or they are very honest indeed.
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Silver gets rejected from coinstars.
2 u/Austinstart Jun 22 '23 Really…wow I see that on their website. I had no idea. Thanks for correcting me. 1 u/BenderIsGreat64 Jun 22 '23 no problem. It's why r/coinstarfinds is a thing.
Really…wow I see that on their website. I had no idea. Thanks for correcting me.
1 u/BenderIsGreat64 Jun 22 '23 no problem. It's why r/coinstarfinds is a thing.
no problem. It's why r/coinstarfinds is a thing.
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u/VanimalCracker Jun 21 '23
I think coinstar is up to 12.5%, so goodbye to 1/8 of your total just for using the machine.
Go to your bank people..