Nancy Young wrote:
>
>In my stint as a bank teller, taking in coin was not the favorite
>thing. People would have to write their account number on each
>roll and you can be sure if the roll was short or there was a slug,
>we'd deduct it from their balance.
>
>At the end of the day, your drawer had to balance to the penny,
>so all that coin you counted and wrapped, we had to unwrap and
>count before adding it to our drawer.

I don't mind rolling coins, I have a set of plastic tubes that when
filled to the line contain the right amount. Then I put a finger into
the bottom of the paper roll and pour the coins in, tuck the tube over
at both ends and I put a small piece of scotch tape at each end too.
Then I write my acct # on each and bring them to the bank... I have
1-2 rolls a month. I end up with change because mostly I pay with
cash. My rolls have never been short or over. I've never had a
teller count my coins in front of me. I've no idea what counting
system they use, I'll ask next time.