[davem4616]

Campus USA credit union on 441/27 in Summerfield takes loose coins and has a counter in the back room
...not sure if you must be a customer, or that the money can only be deposited into your account though

[Hrvbar]

Citizens first bank on 466 has a machine where you can dump your coins in and it counts it for you then you can bring it to the teller to cash in. I believe you have to be an account holder, but don’t hold me to that.

[bowlingal]

I save my loose change all the time. I roll them as I go and bring them to Citizens bank to change into paper bills without a problem or charge.

[DaleDivine]

I give all my saved up loose change to my grand daughters. They love counting it out and spending/saving it.

[Janette1]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

I think the Coinstar machines will allow you to set up a special account with Amazon and give you 100 percent credit that can be used on Amazon.com. But, apparently, it won't give you credit on your regular Amazon account.

You will get an amazon gift card that you can use on your regular amazon account I did this at Winn Dixie machine at Old Camp Road last year. I would check to make sure it hasn't changed.

[sandieborieo]

If you are a member of Suncoast Credit Union (466A), you can bring in your coins and run it through their machine at no cost.

[jackiez45]

Originally Posted by Topspinmo

What else do we have to do?

The large Walmart stores will allow you to dump your coins for free and you get a Walmart card for it. Not sure if when purchasing an item with the card you can get cash back.

[La lamy]

Originally Posted by jayerose

Any place or bank where we can convert loose change into bills who do not charge for the service?

thank you!

Good luck with finding a free service, but maybe they're trying to tell you to stop hoarding change? I never have more than a dollar's worth of change. It's so satisfying to give the change to cashier, unload the extra weight and just get bills back.

[Jeanette.U]

My bank, Bank of America, has taken loose change, bagged it up and sent it off. In a few days, I have a deposit of the total in my checking account. No charge. I haven’t done this in the last year however.

[Judy n Ron]

Originally Posted by laboutj

Banks nowadays won't let you bring the change in rolled. They prefer it loose.

Chase told us they will exchange rolled coin but not loose.

[J1ceasar]

Never heard of VyStar before

[Rzepecki]

If you’re a member of BOA, they will count change for free. They also accept rolled coins.

[wiltma]

Originally Posted by jayerose

Any place or bank where we can convert loose change into bills who do not charge for the service?

thank you!

Citizens Bank on corner of 466 and Southern trace. They have a machine

[Petersweeney]

I’ll take your coins and I won’t charge a fee - hec I’ll even swing by and pick them up.....

[BlueHeronFan]

Originally Posted by laboutj

Banks nowadays won't let you bring the change in rolled. They prefer it loose.

Not True.

I recently took approximately $1000 in rolled coin to Citizens First Bank in Colony Plaza.
No problem, they just put the rolled coin into the normal rolled coin bins.