coin changing machines

TINKERBELL43 · 14 May 18, 10:26 PM

We seem to have accumulated a lot of US coins - just wondering if there are any coin changing machines in any of the supermarkets?

Gryff · 14 May 18, 10:29 PM

Walmart usually have them

Guest · 14 May 18, 10:49 PM

... or similarly just the self-checkout when you're at Walmart and pay in change! It's very satisfying putting 100+ coins in the 'change' bit to buy a watermelon!

TINKERBELL43 · 14 May 18, 11:02 PM

Great thank you

Cosworth · 15 May 18, 08:20 PM

Originally Posted by Magnificent

... or similarly just the self-checkout when you're at Walmart and pay in change! It's very satisfying putting 100+ coins in the 'change' bit to buy a watermelon!

That is what we do, you are right, it is satisfying.

Tracy34 · 17 May 18, 04:37 PM

Publix also have them.

**swintonowl** · 20 May 18, 07:33 AM

I would skip the coin change machines as they do charge you a percentage. As other posters have said just use the self serve check out in Walmart. Just make sure you don�t put the money in too quickly (I always have this problem with my kids being over excited and throwing it in as quick as they can) as it can jam.

fredflintstone · 20 May 18, 01:24 PM

Now I know why the queues are always long and slow at Walmart

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orlandoN21 · 20 May 18, 06:02 PM

Originally Posted by Magnificent

... or similarly just the self-checkout when you're at Walmart and pay in change! It's very satisfying putting 100+ coins in the 'change' bit to buy a watermelon!

I even do that here in the UK when my purse gets too full with lots of change... except 20p...50p...�2 coins as I save those in my holiday tin.

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	20 May 18, 07:33 AM swintonowl VIP Dibber ✓Premium Member
swintonowl VIP Dibber Join Date: Jul 16	I would skip the coin change machines as they do charge you a percentage. As other posters have said just use the self serve check out in Walmart. Just make sure you don�t put the money in too quickly (I always have this problem with my kids being over excited and throwing it in as quick as they can) as it can jam.

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