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This is an odd question, its about exchanging coins for notes (a LOT) im so confused someone please answer!?
Alright so everyone saves up coins at one stage or another. How do you swap coins for notes though??? And i dont mean like twenty dollars worth of gold coins, im talking about having like $100 plastic coin banks for kids worth of silver AND gold coins. Would you go to a bank and just go up to the counter and tell them you’d like to swap coins for notes?because im thinking of putting all the 10 cents / 50 cents / 1/2 dollar coins all in separate plastic clip-lock bags (like the ones little kids take to school) and writing the amount of money that is in each, this way the person doesnt have to go sorting or counting through all the money…but is this what you do? would the bank allow me to do this?or is there some other way, what does everyone else do?oh yeah and im in australia so we have dollars ($)THANKS
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