What was the highest total amount of spare change you cashed in at one time?

Question

We all save change. It sits in jars, cups, or old water bottles.... Im sure you have cashed them in at one time.. either to get food, buy gas , or buy somthing you wanted. My question is simple.. What was the highest total amount of change you turned in at one time.?

Answer 1

i think it was around 5 dollars in quarters

Answer 2

I put it in an empty plastic bird food container and when it is full,we take it to the bank and cash it (by the time it is full, there is well over a hundred dollars in it). They have a coin counter (no fees). I then take the receipt to the teller and get cash. The money is divided 3 ways. My older children get the cash and the remainder goes into my 8 1/2 month olds savings account. This is the way I pay my kids for their chores. It equals about 5 dollars a week and they are happy with it as they get it in a lump sum every 3 months or so

Answer 3

I just cashed in about $200 and bought a new dining room light.

Took me about 2 years to save it.

Answer 4

I once went to the store with a garbage bag full of pennies (One of those double reinforced ones) and sat there in front of the change machine for four hours, and got about sixty dollards out of the deal. SWEEEEEEEEETT

Answer 5

$22.

Answer 6

I had $80 worth so we took it to the bank

Answer 7

A bit over a hundred dollars.

Answer 8

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Answer 9

$80.

Answer 10

i had a piggy bank once. it had a total of 80 dollars change!