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Jun 15, 11, 8:50 pm
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How is the limit enforced? per CC?
If I have more than one CC, can I do 1,000 on each CC, even if all CCs are in my name and at the same address?
If I have more than one CC, can I do 1,000 on each CC, even if all CCs are in my name and at the same address?
Jun 15, 11, 9:47 pm
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That's how it has worked for me. For a while I tried juggling multiple email addresses, etc. But in the end, as long as it was a different CC number, the Mint would send it, even if the home address was the same.
Jun 15, 11, 11:12 pm
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Jun 16, 11, 3:27 am
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My Andrew Jackson order from early May just went to Sold-out.
Jun 16, 11, 5:38 am
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So you can do multiple orders per email/per address as long as you have different cc?
Jun 16, 11, 6:01 am
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Jun 16, 11, 6:18 am
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I wonder how many of us actually read all the previous posts?
I know I did, it took a while but got thru them.
MM,
I'bet you read all of them.
At least I hope you did, you're my go to guy for help.^
I know I did, it took a while but got thru them.MM,
I'bet you read all of them.
At least I hope you did, you're my go to guy for help.^
Jun 16, 11, 7:35 am
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Funny/sad/tragic story of the day: Took my coins to the TD Bank near my office to deposit. Unfortunately, this branch has a coin counter and they made me unroll $1,000 and run them through. Normally, I would have just gone to another bank, but I have to admit that I was curious to play with the big counting toy. Unrolling was easy. Getting the counter going was not. Apparently, their bags only hold 100 $1 coins at a time, so the teller was constantly moving the bags in and out. It took a good 20 minutes to do everything.
On the plus side, they have a contest where you can win a prize if you guess how much your coins will total withing $1.99. Much to my shock and amazement, I guessed right every time I deposited $250.
My kids now have cute little TD Bank penny banks.Mike
Jun 16, 11, 7:40 am
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Took my coins to the TD Bank near my office to deposit. Unfortunately, this branch has a coin counter and they made me unroll $1,000 and run them through. Unrolling was easy. Getting the counter going was not. Apparently, their bags only hold 100 $1 coins at a time, so the teller was constantly moving the bags in and out. It took a good 20 minutes to do everything.
Mike
Mike
Jun 16, 11, 12:28 pm
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Funny, the TD Banks near me take them rolled. At one branch the teller just counts the rolls to make sure I had the right amount on the deposit slip. At another branch the teller didn't even count the rolls. He actually kept them in the boxes in which the mint sends them.
Jun 16, 11, 12:34 pm
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Papal sources indicate that Cardinal Fang is less vindictive if you minimize your heresy, particularly as a percent of your total religious practices. YMMV.
Funny/sad/tragic story of the day: Took my coins to the TD Bank near my office to deposit. Unfortunately, this branch has a coin counter and they made me unroll $1,000 and run them through. Normally, I would have just gone to another bank, but I have to admit that I was curious to play with the big counting toy. Unrolling was easy. Getting the counter going was not. Apparently, their bags only hold 100 $1 coins at a time, so the teller was constantly moving the bags in and out. It took a good 20 minutes to do everything.
Mike
Funny/sad/tragic story of the day: Took my coins to the TD Bank near my office to deposit. Unfortunately, this branch has a coin counter and they made me unroll $1,000 and run them through. Normally, I would have just gone to another bank, but I have to admit that I was curious to play with the big counting toy. Unrolling was easy. Getting the counter going was not. Apparently, their bags only hold 100 $1 coins at a time, so the teller was constantly moving the bags in and out. It took a good 20 minutes to do everything.
Mike
A very friendly teller had to stand next to the machine and changed bags whenever the machine said it was full - at $100 while the bag looked like could hold $2K at least. He explained the machine was programmed that way.
It is a shame that 2 out of the total 3 TD bank branches in our area are so close to home yet I could not make use of them because of its stupidly programmed penny arcades.
Jun 16, 11, 1:22 pm
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Yup. That happened to me and it was the first time and the last time I went to use the TD bank which is 1/2 mile from home that I could literally walk to.
A very friendly teller had to stand next to the machine and changed bags whenever the machine said it was full - at $100 while the bag looked like could hold $2K at least. He explained the machine was programmed that way.
It is a shame that 2 out of the total 3 TD bank branches in our area are so close to home yet I could not make use of them because of its stupidly programmed penny arcades.
A very friendly teller had to stand next to the machine and changed bags whenever the machine said it was full - at $100 while the bag looked like could hold $2K at least. He explained the machine was programmed that way.
It is a shame that 2 out of the total 3 TD bank branches in our area are so close to home yet I could not make use of them because of its stupidly programmed penny arcades.
Jun 16, 11, 1:24 pm
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Funny, the TD Banks near me take them rolled. At one branch the teller just counts the rolls to make sure I had the right amount on the deposit slip. At another branch the teller didn't even count the rolls. He actually kept them in the boxes in which the mint sends them.
I went into the bank near my office shortly after they opened this morning, so I also had a teller that could stand there and work with me.
Mike
Jun 16, 11, 1:25 pm
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yes I read most.
But not all. I had missed a lot back there once. It pays to read the posts.
And thanks... I will help for that % fee! lol
Jun 16, 11, 1:31 pm
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Funny, the TD Banks near me take them rolled. At one branch the teller just counts the rolls to make sure I had the right amount on the deposit slip. At another branch the teller didn't even count the rolls. He actually kept them in the boxes in which the mint sends them.
TDs in my area have penny arcades but it seems everyone knows they have limits so they are not asking me to break up the rolls to use in those.
I have had been to banks that just count the rolls as I tear them open to show (that's the most common and I use my car key to tear them so they flip open for them)
I have had some banks just take the unopened boxes once they know one has $250 in it. (rare but does occur now and then)
I had one bank where the teller used the Vulcan Mind Meld on me and just credited my acct without having to accept anything. I used my miniaturizer and now slid a postage stamp sized cardboard box that could have been in a doll house to her and she smiled and that was that.
