Have you see this website to locate free counters?

[Sheldius]

I'm new to CRH (only done a box of each), and probably won't be a full timer. My back hurts from the way I sit while I'm going through a roll.

I noticed people are saving pre-1960's nickels. I understand they sell for a premium if the steps of Montcellio are visible, but are they worth much otherwise? My research suggests not.

Anyway, looking for free coin counters and stumbled across this website which lists them by state. Thought some might be interested:

http://www.theunderstory.com/index.htm

 

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[TxTim]

Yes it has been posted before.
I tried using it and found that it was last updated in 2002 for TX.
The info. on banks close to me had changed a lot - the coin counters were not free anymore, for example.
It's a good place to start and maybe the info. is more recent for other states.

 

[Sheldius]

Sorry about the repost them. Looks like the data is inaccurate for Georgia as well.

I did note that Coinstar is now offering free counting at some locations if you get a gift card rather than cash note.

http://www.coinstar.com/cgi-bin/mqlocator.exe?link=find

Does that make up for my earlier mistake?