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WARNING - Do not put your small change in a Coinstar machine - like they have in supermarkets. They take a percentage of whatever they count - 10% I think. So I'm on Plan B - buy things with the larger denomination coins and take the smaller ones to the bank to weigh in - along with the old £1 coins (about £16) .
Todays £14 of shopping was FREE. 
The Moneyless Chicken says:-
Use it up, wear it out, make it do or do without.
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Moth
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Moth
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I don't know about your bank, VC, but mine has a charity box on the counter for foreign coins so that's where I leave any I come across.
Nature does not hurry, yet everything is accomplished – Lao Tzu
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Most banks have stopped taking the old pound coins. The cashiers maybe nicer in Wales 
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Veggie
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According to https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/news/mo...s-24497677
Barclays, Santander and Nationwide and the Post Office (if you have a PO account) will let you deposit old coins. Guess who's with Lloyds.
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toomanytommytoes
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Some banks have machines for counting small change now, or at least my local Natwest does.
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Veggie
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The last time I went to my bank was to pay in some old £10 notes - months ago. No idea what gadgetry they have there!
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