Coinstar Question

[Customx_12]

From what I gather after reading some of these posts, it seems that Coinstar rejects silver coins. Is that correct? Do all commercial coin counting machines do this or just Coinstar?

 

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[sniffer]

from what I heard, it depends on how the machine is setup. I've seen them kick out new pennies, nickels that are a little dirty, I even saw one kick out a half dollar

 

[ivan salis]

i know coinstar machines in my area do reject silver -- many other types of coin counters may do so also as well depending upon how the machines are set up -- it has to do with the weight and coin's metal make up -- my local coinstar counters read silver coins similar to the way a "slug" reads ie "wrong weight"-- as in being incorrect weight wize so it "rejects" them because its set up for "copper cored clad coins" (dimes and quarters) as the correct weight type of these coins *---that is why I always check the reject slot any time I walk by a "coinstar" machine

 

[captainfwiffo]

I wouldn't rely on them for it, they just don't really seem all that accurate. The one I used kicked back 5% of the half dollars I fed it, even after feeding them through many times (it did accept some only on the second or third or fourth time through).

 

[quiksilver]

Dont know much about coinstar but i do know different machines can bet set to take or kick silver.