- Jan 14, 2003
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It's a 5 gallon water thing, that my grandmother used to put coins into. It's not completely full, it's about half way. She gave it to my family about 6 years back for some reason, and we've had it in our kitchen since.
We've been siphoning coins (namely quarters, and namely me
) for various reasons over the years, yet there is still a LOT of coins in there
I picked up a lot of coin rolls from the bank today (just the paper) and was wondering where i could get something for REALLY cheap to count the coins. I have the standard 50c pennies, $2 nickles, $5 dimes, $10 quarter rolls.
I know at the place i used to work they had this yellow coin counting type device. I'm just want to pay less than 10, preferably less than 5 for the thing as it'll probally only will be used once (on my part). It was just this acrylic/plastic thing where you stacked the coins and it told you how much was there
Any help?
We've been siphoning coins (namely quarters, and namely me
) for various reasons over the years, yet there is still a LOT of coins in thereI picked up a lot of coin rolls from the bank today (just the paper) and was wondering where i could get something for REALLY cheap to count the coins. I have the standard 50c pennies, $2 nickles, $5 dimes, $10 quarter rolls.
I know at the place i used to work they had this yellow coin counting type device. I'm just want to pay less than 10, preferably less than 5 for the thing as it'll probally only will be used once (on my part). It was just this acrylic/plastic thing where you stacked the coins and it told you how much was there
Any help?
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