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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- hey guys! I took a trip to the coin exchange today to turn in my coins that have been saving over the last 3 months and I was amazed at the amount that was in the jar. #singleincomebudget #budget #moneysavingchallenge #cashenvelopes #finance #singlemother #financialfreedom #savingmoney
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That’s awesome I love saving coins it adds up fast
Yes it is so rewarding when you exchange it and see how much you saved in such a short amount time
Nice Job Buddy!
I had two full jars of mostly dollar coins. The rest were quarters, dimes, nickels and pennies. I rolled them in paper wrappers. I ended up with $1,047.50. I refuse to ever use a Coinstar machine because of the fee. I didn’t save my coins to give them a cut. I have another jar that’s almost full. This one has bills in it, too. My goal is to have a $1,000 to $1,500 in it by Christmas.
Oh wow your the coin super saver! I hope to get a bigger container and save more the next time. Definitely my last time using coinstar.
I filled half a five gallon water bottle with just quarters for two years and it was 2750$ .. we used it for a cruise to Bermuda .. so worth it
There was actually $103 in there. Coinstar took $18 lol
Its dope as fuck when the total comes out way more than what you think.....
Hi, thought of doing it at the bank there’s no fees
Should have used your bank or credit union and you could have saved whatever coinstar charged you.
The total was$109.73, the fee was $13.89 so the total is $95.84. Why is everyone saying something different?
U have more than that! They took $18.00 from u. That's why I don't use coin machines. I'd rather go to my bank and cash out.
How much did coin star got
About $13 it'll be the last time I use coinstar. I've learned from my mistake.