Coin deposit - Natwest

stclair

Twister84 wrote: »

Coin Out for a) receiving change if you've paid your bills by cash b) coin withdrawals

Do they dispense coins then this has always confused me.

For example if i wanted to withdraw a pound

becky_rtw

focus888 wrote: »

Ive seen these in a couple of the central london branches, is there any charge for using them? thanks

Where???

I live in Victoria and work on the Strand - anywhere near there would be good (Mr Piggy is feeling rather podgy at the moment and my closest coin star is by the Oval )

JPS29

One of these in the st helens town centre branch too.

Twister84

stclair wrote: »

Do they dispense coins then this has always confused me.

For example if i wanted to withdraw a pound

Apparently in a few months time :j

stclair

Theres a CDM at the following branches that I know of:

Birmingham City Centre Branch - St Phillips Square
Manchester Piccadilly Branch - Piccadilly Gardens
Manchester City Centre - Spring Gardens

&

RBS - St Annes Sqaure *This does not accept Coins ONLY notes*

AuntyCat

There is one of these in Macclesfield, Cheshire. I had a quick look and the assistant said she would be there to help if I wanted to use it.

Twister84

The Coin Out slot that I've been referring is, from my experience, only on the machine which does NOT take coin. It's above the main screen.

However, if you look on the machine which takes in coins, there's an area above the screen which, if you look carefully, can be removed. That's where the Coin Out facility will be for change etc.


So in total there will be 4 "slots"

a) The slot where you pay in coin

b) The slot for foreign coins, ie non sterling, odd looking ones, and coins which look like they've gone through a lot

c) The slot for excess coins (The machine does have a limit for coin, think it's around 1000 pieces afaik)

d) The slot for coin withdrawals/change from bills paid with notes.

Gymgenius

I've just seen one of these machines in my local branch at Chesterfield, so next stop Natwest.com to begin the process of opening a savings account for all my shrapnel to go into.

They really are a superb idea. Like Coinstar, only free to use.

JacksterD

Anyone seen one of these in Scotland yet?

I was surprised that there doesn't seem to be a machine in the Gordon Street branch of RBS in Glasgow, it's a pretty big central branch.

cottager

willo65 wrote: »

Nope they are free to use

Free to use for a business a/c also?