- 1). Separate the coins into denominations: pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters. Using a coin separator to organize the coins into coin roll containers will expedite the sorting process. Keep track of how many coins you by separating the piles into dollar amounts. If you are using rolls, each penny roll generally holds 50 cents, a nickel roll totals $2, a dime roll holds $5 worth, and a quarter roll contains $10.
- 2). Go to a banking institution where you have an account or plan on opening an account. Fill out a deposit slip with the total value of the coins you wish to deposit.
- 3). Give a bank teller your deposit slip and coins. You will receive a deposit receipt once the teller confirms the deposit.
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