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Coin Machines

votecounts · 2012-03-18 15:02:45

Hey all, Just wondering which shops have those coin machines as i have built up quite a lot of change. Specifically staplestown road or tullow road. Thanks in advance.

18-03-2012 3:02pm

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votecounts

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Hey all,
Just wondering which shops have those coin machines as i have built up quite a lot of change. Specifically staplestown road or tullow road.
Thanks in advance.

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#2 18-03-2012 3:04pm

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar

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pretty sure the supervalue up by the pres has one

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#3 18-03-2012 5:47pm

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You pay about 12% of the total for the pleasure.

Go into the bank, get a load of cash bags and count them out yourself unless you're quite lazy and happy to lose a fair chunk of your money.

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#4 18-03-2012 6:06pm

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Morf wrote: »

You pay about 12% of the total for the pleasure.

Go into the bank, get a load of cash bags and count them out yourself unless you're quite lazy and happy to lose a fair chunk of your money.

get your kids/nieces/nephews to count the money and give them the 12%

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#5 19-03-2012 2:23am

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I used the one in supervalu a while back for about €20 worth of coppers, 12% of €20 isn't worth the hassle of even going to the bank

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#6 19-03-2012 8:24pm

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coppers i agree with anything above that count it yourself

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