NATIONAL COIN SHORTAGE | How many here have large amounts of coins in jars/jugs/piggy banks?

Banks should make coin changing machines available for their members.

It would be a great way to bring in new customers.

I'd change banks if I knew of one that had a coin changing machine for account holders

My credit union has them.

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What's it called?

I have a couple of water jugs should I cash them in?

I'm just thinking that if most people have a bunch hoarded like I do, that's why we have a shortage.

For me personally, I only hoard them because I can't find a coin changing machine that doesn't charge an unreasonable percentage.

I'm just lazy and have been throwing my change in a 5 gal water jar for years.

I better take them in to Chase... they will probably be happy

Does Chase accept them e that? My bank will only accept them in rolls.

I'm guessing they are desperate and would take anything you bring in.

If not then take them to a local grocery store

A full one of those & you won't be able to pick it up.

I could but you probably couldn't.

Right here...I have not gone through them yet...

I have a coffee can full of change....it started as a quit smoking reinforcement....after I quit, I dropped the money I normally spent on smokes into the can....on my quit date, i would cash in the money and treat myself to something nice....

I no longer put in bills but I empty my pocket of change into the can every day....usually 3-4 hundred bucks worth when I cash them in...

For those not wanting to use coin star, check your local bank many offer use of their coin machine to account holders or merchants....with the shortage , they'll probably be happy to get your coins...

And then never put them back into circulation. Instead, if you're smart you'll keep your coins. Unless you like digital nothingness accounting entries more than real, hard currency.

I got thinking about this coin shortage thing and came to the conclusion by thinking like a cynic that they need to get rid of paper currency and go strictly digital as so to contact trace you. Can't trace cash. I'm sure this was all in the blueprint for their quest for control over the populous. This plandemic is paying yuge dividends for the NWO in ways maybe they didn't even think of.

I saw panicked people using the 'coinstar' for the first time when this thing started- to buy freaking toilet paper and shit.

This isn't about 'coins' the Walmart I went to today was 'no cash' in or out-

The next large business I went to says they have no problem having change/cash on hand (and they obviously do a lot of cash business)

The grocery store, same story- all good- only Walmart

Think about it, the one aspect left where you have to 'touch' anything is the payment method- it will be the impetus for 'the chip'

And how hard is it for the treasury to crank-up the presses?

Thing is part of the larger mind/ass-fuk concept going on.

The credit union I'm a member of has one.

Too bad it doesn't have a name.

Good advice. Coins are real money, backed by the metals in them.

Yeah I save coins, but only the ones that contain a high amount of copper

I'm not sure much or any of the US coins have anything beyond a copper plating for a penny cause even copper is too expensive for the US to use much in coins, forget about silver.

Nickel may be worth saving

The coins here however there are a few that are 90% copper and big like a quarter size or bit bigger so I'm saving those for when the shit hits the fan and copper melt value goes up.

Of course I have silver and gold too, but the copper coins will be really good for small purchases, change, etc. Getting us junk silver here is not practical so its 1oz silver. But the mostly pure copper coins will work well...especially if silver goes parabolic even the US junk silver may be too valuable to use for micro trade