TD Canada Trust is going to install coin counting and sorting machines in many of its branches across Canada. The standard device used for this purpose is the Coinstar, made by a company located in Bellevue Washington. The only known sorting machine in South Bayview at present is the one in the Loblaws store at the end of Redway Drive. It is very useful in emptying out the coin jars and drawers where metal money gathers. To begin, TD is talking about 300 to 350 machines across the country. Thus not all branches will have them and speculation runs that either the busy branch at Bayview and Millwood or the spacious location in the mall at 321 Moore Ave. may recieve one of these machines. Time will tell. TD will take a cut of the total value of the coins unless you have an account with them. But most people find it worth the convenience even if they have to pay a small amount. There is often a lineup at the Coinstar in the Redway Drive Loblaws. TD plans coin sorting machines in 300 branches
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TD Canada Trust is going to install coin counting and sorting machines in many of its branches across Canada. The standard device used for this purpose is the Coinstar, made by a company located in Bellevue Washington. The only known sorting machine in South Bayview at present is the one in the Loblaws store at the end of Redway Drive. It is very useful in emptying out the coin jars and drawers where metal money gathers. To begin, TD is talking about 300 to 350 machines across the country. Thus not all branches will have them and speculation runs that either the busy branch at Bayview and Millwood or the spacious location in the mall at 321 Moore Ave. may recieve one of these machines. Time will tell. TD will take a cut of the total value of the coins unless you have an account with them. But most people find it worth the convenience even if they have to pay a small amount. There is often a lineup at the Coinstar in the Redway Drive Loblaws. 