Oyin Adedoyin

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1,572 appearances 36 recordings 1 series first heard Mar 2023 last heard Feb 2025

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There are over 24,000 CoinStar kiosks across North America and in Europe. matched
But there are less opportunities to maybe cash in your coins right outside of the bank. matched
TD Bank, for instance, PNC and Capital One all stopped having their coin counting operations in the last 10 years or so. matched
So it's a little bit harder now to just walk in front of a bank and deposit your loose change. matched
Well, it used to be like if you saw a penny or a nickel or a dime on the street, right, you'd pick it up. matched
It seems like today that's not the case. matched
Robert Wables, an economics professor at Wake Forest University, said it plainly in the article. matched
You know, if you lost a $100 bill, you'd look for it. matched
If you lost a $20 bill, you'd look for it. matched
Even if you lost your favorite book, for instance, you'd be wondering where it is. matched
But if you lost a penny, would you really go back and kind of tear up the house trying to find it? matched
Probably not. matched
He's actually argued in support of killing the penny, which costs more than it's worth to make. matched
It costs 3.07 cents to be exact. matched
So if you have a jar or a bag or a bucket of coins, you can take them to your local bank to get them deposited. matched
You can take them to a coin star and kind of deal with the fee incurred with that. matched
Or you can do what a lot of other Americans are doing these days and keep them in your home until they accumulate. matched
It's actually interesting. matched
I spoke with a former cashier at the dollar store. matched
And she said that people would bring in their big Ziploc bags worth of coins to pay for anywhere from $5 to $10 worth of goods. matched
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