How to Easily Convert Coins to Cash in Canada: A Step-by-Step Guide

Learn how to change coins to cash in Canada using banks, credit unions, and Coinstar kiosks easily!

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To change coins to cash in Canada, you can visit your local bank or credit union. Many institutions offer coin counting machines for account holders. Alternatively, you can use Coinstar kiosks located in various grocery stores, which convert coins into cash or store gift cards (a small fee applies for cash). Rolling your coins and presenting them to your bank may also be an option, but check with the branch for their specific policies.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Where can I find Coinstar kiosks in Canada? You can find Coinstar kiosks in many grocery stores across Canada. Visit the Coinstar website for a locator tool.
  2. Do banks charge fees for coin counting in Canada? Some banks charge fees for coin counting machines, while others may offer it for free to account holders. It's best to check with your local branch.
  3. Can I convert coins to cash without a bank account in Canada? Yes, you can use Coinstar kiosks or other coin exchange services without a bank account, although fees may apply.

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