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Where can I buy rolls of quarters?

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Date: 06/19/2007 Topics: Consumer Advice > Product Finder | Readers Request > Laundry  
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Can anyone tell me where I can buy a roll of quarters for the laundromat?

Bhole from Houston, TX
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By Corriveau (Guest Post)
Make sure it is your bank though. I just attempted to get a roll of quarters from Citibank and they wouldn't give me a full roll. They said I had to be a customer, but for some reason they gave $5 worth of a roll that they had to break open anyway.

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By Shelby1 (3) Contact
Any bank should let you buy rolls of quarters. Or go to any grocery store and the service desk should excahnge out rolls of quarters for bills.

Posted on 06/22/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse

By Bhole (Guest Post)
Hey guys, thanks for the feedback. And from experience, I found out that they really don't like to sell quarters. So I shall follow Julia's example and get those irritating quarters from the bank.
Kroger has a courtesy booth that exchanges paper money for quarters but I found the courtesy booth closed too.

Posted on 06/21/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse

By imaqt1962 (837) Profile Blog! Contact
That's not always true most stores don't really care, they aren't out anything. but Mythi does have a point some stores only get alotted amount of change a day
a bank is the best place of all

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By Maddy. (Guest Post)
A bank would be the best place! Most stores don't like to give rolls of quarters cause they know it's for the laundrymat.

Posted on 06/20/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse

By Julia (Guest Post)
I, myself, being a 'slave to the laundromat', can relate to your problem. Here's what I do now: I get paid every 2 weeks. Every payday, when I take my check to the bank, I get 2 rolls of quarters. Whatever I don't use at the laundromat, I put in a jar that is specifically for my laundry money. Sometimes, I end up with a few dollars extra, which I keep in there for emergencies (such as a stain needing immediate washing or if my kids should have an 'accident').

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By Mythi (Guest Post)
It's better to get them from the bank because grocery and retail stores only get so many rolls for the day. I used to work retail and it was no fun for someone to have to run to the bank for quarters. Of course lots of stores have banks in them now.

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By Bhole (1) Profile Contact
Thanks. That was prompt.
Bhole

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By imaqt1962 (837) Profile Blog! Contact
ummm...the bank, a grocery store, a gas station ....just about any one will exchange paper money for change

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By Dibbs (106) Profile Contact
I get mine from my bank. They will exchange a roll of quarters for the equal amount of paper money.

Posted on 06/19/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse

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