Coinstar

Ronnie Martin 

on Google

5 years ago

I like the coin star machine, for the simple fact that I don't have to take the time to count and wrap all my change. It's not free, because it is a service. They only take like 10 cents per dollar. It does seem kinda high though. But they gotta make money too. It does clog up fast and it'll spit out coins with small dings on them. 

Ronnie M 

on Google

5 years ago

I like the coin star machine, for the simple fact that I don't have to take the time to count and wrap all my change. It's not free, because it is a service. They only take like 10 cents per dollar. It does seem kinda high though. But they gotta make money too. It does clog up fast and it'll spit out coins with small dings on them. 

Gary M 

on Google

5 years ago

I like the coin star machine, for the simple fact that I don't have to take the time to count and wrap all my change. It's not free, because it is a service. They only take like 10 cents per dollar. It does seem kinda high though. But they gotta make money too. It does clog up fast and it'll spit out coins with small dings on them. 

Donald B. Reeder 

on Google

6 years ago

The Coinstar machine is located inside the Food Lion near the front door. This is not a free service like it is in the Del-One Credit Union. The Coinstar company was also accused of not giving the customer the full count of what they loaded into the machine. So not only did they short change you, then they charged you a fee for what was left. Better to open a Account at Del-One Federal Credit Union where the coin machine is free.