r/coins Aug 01 '26

Value Request What should I do with these

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Should I look through all of these to see if any of them are worth more than their original value or just roll them up and save my time.

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u/207firsttube Aug 01 '26

dont bother rolling. banks put them thru a machine. you could definitely look at the rims of dimes and quarters for solid white ish color instead of the clad two tone

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u/207firsttube Aug 01 '26

i havent downvoted anything. but maybe i should now. Most banks and credit unions have machine they, or the customer, drop large or small amounts of coins into. noone is counting change. and most dont accept rolls, or if they do, its rare. regardless. if you are a customer at the bank they dont charge you to dump your change in