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#4291
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: Greater DC
Programs: UA plus
Posts: 12,943
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For TSA... I routinely travel with half a box to a full box... And they usually send them bqck thru for another look... Guess I should 'declare' them like liquids to expedite the process or at least put them seperate
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For TSA... I routinely travel with half a box to a full box... And they usually send them bqck thru for another look... Guess I should 'declare' them like liquids to expedite the process or at least put them seperate
#4292
Moderator: Avis and Rental Cars
Join Date: Oct 2006
Posts: 8,032
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For TSA... I routinely travel with half a box to a full box... And they usually send them bqck thru for another look... Guess I should 'declare' them like liquids to expedite the process or at least put them seperate
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For TSA... I routinely travel with half a box to a full box... And they usually send them bqck thru for another look... Guess I should 'declare' them like liquids to expedite the process or at least put them seperate
When I went through IAH this week, I had 3 rolls of $25 for tolls, vending machines, tips, etc. The TSA guys pulled my bag apart because of it.
#4295
Join Date: May 2002
Location: St Louis, MO
Programs: AA L.T. PLT
Posts: 3,281
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Overhead (never checked... )
For TSA... I routinely travel with half a box to a full box... And they usually send them bqck thru for another look... Guess I should 'declare' them like liquids to expedite the process or at least put them seperate
Overhead (never checked... )
For TSA... I routinely travel with half a box to a full box... And they usually send them bqck thru for another look... Guess I should 'declare' them like liquids to expedite the process or at least put them seperate
#4296
Join Date: Aug 2008
Posts: 84
My experience
I've been taking coins, boxed and rolled straight from the mint, into my local Bank of America for a few months now. Probably $40k total, no more than $8k at once. They've never given me any trouble. The tellers all know me and I've explained how the process works. They think its great. A few of them have even said they were going to try it themselves.
Last week they told me they had to unroll them all, but the teller I got said she didn't mind doing that since it got her off the desk for a few minutes. The Assistant Manager was a little less friendly, but he told me if I brought the $250 boxes still sealed, they could deposit them directly like that, without having to break the rolls. So that's what I'll do from now on.
Last week they told me they had to unroll them all, but the teller I got said she didn't mind doing that since it got her off the desk for a few minutes. The Assistant Manager was a little less friendly, but he told me if I brought the $250 boxes still sealed, they could deposit them directly like that, without having to break the rolls. So that's what I'll do from now on.
#4297
Suspended
Join Date: Aug 2009
Posts: 78
I've been taking coins, boxed and rolled straight from the mint, into my local Bank of America for a few months now. Probably $40k total, no more than $8k at once. They've never given me any trouble. The tellers all know me and I've explained how the process works. They think its great. A few of them have even said they were going to try it themselves.
Last week they told me they had to unroll them all, but the teller I got said she didn't mind doing that since it got her off the desk for a few minutes. The Assistant Manager was a little less friendly, but he told me if I brought the $250 boxes still sealed, they could deposit them directly like that, without having to break the rolls. So that's what I'll do from now on.
Last week they told me they had to unroll them all, but the teller I got said she didn't mind doing that since it got her off the desk for a few minutes. The Assistant Manager was a little less friendly, but he told me if I brought the $250 boxes still sealed, they could deposit them directly like that, without having to break the rolls. So that's what I'll do from now on.
#4298
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: Florida
Posts: 29,762
I've been taking coins, boxed and rolled straight from the mint, into my local Bank of America for a few months now. Probably $40k total, no more than $8k at once. They've never given me any trouble. The tellers all know me and I've explained how the process works. They think its great. A few of them have even said they were going to try it themselves.
Last week they told me they had to unroll them all, but the teller I got said she didn't mind doing that since it got her off the desk for a few minutes. The Assistant Manager was a little less friendly, but he told me if I brought the $250 boxes still sealed, they could deposit them directly like that, without having to break the rolls. So that's what I'll do from now on.
Last week they told me they had to unroll them all, but the teller I got said she didn't mind doing that since it got her off the desk for a few minutes. The Assistant Manager was a little less friendly, but he told me if I brought the $250 boxes still sealed, they could deposit them directly like that, without having to break the rolls. So that's what I'll do from now on.
Wonder if the sealed boxes later found short of rolls, what would the bank do to reconcile such?
#4299
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Rural TN (but WAS native)
Programs: National Executive Elite, none of the others matter
Posts: 23,823
#4300
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Jul 2001
Location: America's Finest City
Posts: 10,936
Tried and Failed to Spend Coins Today
Decided to keep $500 back and "circulate." What better place than the Coaster ticket machine in San Diego county that gives dollar coins as change? Well, even though it was clearly marked as accepting $1 coins, they did not fit in this morning no matter how I fiddled.
#4301
Moderator: Avis and Rental Cars
Join Date: Oct 2006
Posts: 8,032
One of my local banks LOVES the presidents, but can't get them from anyone but me, or so they say. I get some when I take in a few grand in NA's, but if I take in some presidents, they are all smiles for a week or two. So I used every local address that I could to get presidents. When I went to see family this summer, I had the presidents shipped there and transported them home to give to the bank. I give them $500 here or there and it keeps 'em happy
#4302
Used to be 'Travelergcp'
Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: New Orleans
Programs: AA Plat, Marriott Gold, Hyatt Globalist
Posts: 2,826
My bank branch hasn't given me any heat yet. I've only done 10k or so lifetime, never more than 1k at a time. They actually keep them and circulate them. There is some demand for the presidents now.
#4303
Moderator: Avianca, Travel Photography, Travel Technology & USA
Join Date: Jul 2001
Location: Far western edge of the La-La Land City limits
Programs: Emeritus VIP Fromins Deli Encino grandfathered successor program - UA MM & HH Diamond
Posts: 3,729
There are a number of posts in the last day or so that are teetering on omni-essence. Let's keep the off topic chatter to a minimum.
#4304
Join Date: Dec 2004
Programs: WN, DL, UA, AA, Hilton, Marriott, IHG
Posts: 1,303
My US Bank branch takes the coins in the back, the teller unrolls them and sends them through the counting machine. I have offered to unroll and they refuse. Of course, I am doing small deposits ($500-1000 at a time to cover new card spend requirements rather than to get the points per dollar) rather than car loads at a time.
#4305
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Wherever Uncle Sam Says!
Programs: UAL- 1k, Marriot Platinum, Starwood Gold, Hyatt Plat.Hilton Gold VIP
Posts: 173
What is the typical turn around time from order to arrival?