TD Bank, the state's fourth-largest by assets, has coin counting machines in 1,113 of its branches, which range from Maine to Florida. About 97 of those are in Massachusetts. Every time TD opens a ...

While you can search for “coin-counting machines near me” or “Coinstar near me,” there are other places to turn your quarters, dimes, nickels, and pennies into cash. Keep reading to learn ...

Years ago, many banks had coin-counting machines on hand for customers to bring loose change to exchange. Others allowed customers to exchange their spare change but required coins to be rolled by ...

JBT offers self-serve coin-counting machines at each of its branches. Customers can count change for free. Noncustomers pay a fee, which JBT donates to charity through its Make Change Count program.

It's been over a year since NBC's Today Show broke the news that Penny Arcade coin-counting machines located in TD Bank branches were undercounting change. The bank, headquartered in Cherry Hill ...

In February, we first uncovered problems with coin counting kiosks that are supposed to turn loose change into cash. Both TD Bank and PNC have pulled those machines out of service, on the heels of ...

Others want the change loose, as it will be fed it into coin counting machines. James Thurston, a spokesman for the Ohio Bankers League, says consumers can take advantage of the shortage and make ...

The bank did remove coin-counting machines from its branches in April 2016, though Zwiebel said its full-service locations continued to accept rolled coins for deposit. And despite claims of a ...