Technically, yes. Cause Kroger considers that as making extra cash on the side. Kroger wants you to turn that money in. Same as accepting tips. But I have yet to hear anybody getting in trouble for it at my store. As I know of quite a few lifers at my store who openly go around collecting change they find on the ground.
I do it all the time. Just make sure you are careful. For instance, when i find coins in our CoinStar, i make it look like im "cleaning out the coin catcher" and i "toss" the "debris" into the trash. Then i go to the bathroom where i can safely count the change. Most of it is foreign coins. Cant do anything with those, so i dump them. However, quarters, nickles, and dimes i keep. Even the pennies. It all adds up and i saved about $15.00 by the end of 2018
I do it all the time. Just make sure you are careful. For instance, when i find coins in our CoinStar, i make it look like im "cleaning out the coin catcher" and i "toss" the "debris" into the trash. Then i go to the bathroom where i can safely count the change.
Most of it is foreign coins. Cant do anything with those, so i dump them.
However, quarters, nickles, and dimes i keep. Even the pennies. It all adds up and i saved about $15.00 by the end of 2018
That it's never occured to you some of those might be rare and valuable or that there are currency exchanges you can take them to is a part of why you're stuck at your menial job
I do it all the time. Just make sure you are careful. For instance, when i find coins in our CoinStar, i make it look like im "cleaning out the coin catcher" and i "toss" the "debris" into the trash. Then i go to the bathroom where i can safely count the change.
Most of it is foreign coins. Cant do anything with those, so i dump them.
However, quarters, nickles, and dimes i keep. Even the pennies. It all adds up and i saved about $15.00 by the end of 2018
That it's never occured to you some of those might be rare and valuable or that there are currency exchanges you can take them to is a part of why you're stuck at your menial job
No ****. Guy might have had a coin worth some thousands. But I guess he enjoys his tiny paycheck every thursday
I do it all the time. Just make sure you are careful. For instance, when i find coins in our CoinStar, i make it look like im "cleaning out the coin catcher" and i "toss" the "debris" into the trash. Then i go to the bathroom where i can safely count the change. Most of it is foreign coins. Cant do anything with those, so i dump them. However, quarters, nickles, and dimes i keep. Even the pennies. It all adds up and i saved about $15.00 by the end of 2018
You throw foreign coins in the trash????? What a dumb thing to do. Ever heard of coin collecting? Many coin collectors also are interested in foreign coins as well as American coins. Of course, most foreign coins don't have a lot of intrinsic value, but ANY coin from another country is interesting in itself, and always has some value. Just studying the lettering/graphics on it, what form of currency it is (franc, shilling, pence, farthing, peso, whatever?)
If nothing else, a few foreign coins in a small packet makes a great little gift to anyone interested in coin collecting, finance, geography, history, or just learning about other countries and the money they use.
(On another note) ....... ALSO, some American coins that are rejected by the Coinstar machine have slight damage of some sort. In a few cases, a coin such as a dime or quarter can be rejected because it contains silver (pre-1965 issues). Because of the silver content, these coins have more value than the typical dimes and quarters made 1965 to date. (Ever notice you practically NEVER see a quarter or dime with a date before 1965? That's why............they contained silver and were quickly removed from circulation, mostly by people hoarding them.
I do it all the time. Just make sure you are careful. For instance, when i find coins in our CoinStar, i make it look like im "cleaning out the coin catcher" and i "toss" the "debris" into the trash. Then i go to the bathroom where i can safely count the change.
Most of it is foreign coins. Cant do anything with those, so i dump them.
However, quarters, nickles, and dimes i keep. Even the pennies. It all adds up and i saved about $15.00 by the end of 2018
That it's never occured to you some of those might be rare and valuable or that there are currency exchanges you can take them to is a part of why you're stuck at your menial job
No ****. Guy might have had a coin worth some thousands. But I guess he enjoys his tiny paycheck every thursday
Most of it is Pesos or even tokens dumb sh*ts. If it looked like it was worth something i would have kept it
I do it all the time. Just make sure you are careful. For instance, when i find coins in our CoinStar, i make it look like im "cleaning out the coin catcher" and i "toss" the "debris" into the trash. Then i go to the bathroom where i can safely count the change.
Most of it is foreign coins. Cant do anything with those, so i dump them.
However, quarters, nickles, and dimes i keep. Even the pennies. It all adds up and i saved about $15.00 by the end of 2018
That it's never occured to you some of those might be rare and valuable or that there are currency exchanges you can take them to is a part of why you're stuck at your menial job
No ****. Guy might have had a coin worth some thousands. But I guess he enjoys his tiny paycheck every thursday
Most of it is Pesos or even tokens dumb sh*ts. If it looked like it was worth something i would have kept it
That's rich. Calling us dumb ****'s when you work at kroger for that tiny paycheck. You should save those pesos you worthless pussy fart youll make more stealing from the coin machine you thief
Whats yours?! So you think you can insult other people but other people cant insult you? Dont dish out what you cant take. Stop being a mega fa ggot.. cryin and sh!t...
if you see a coin or bill that might be valuable or interesting to you, just buy it from your store at face value. sometimes we see 'silver certificates' or old silver coins that pass through a register or the cash office or jammed in a coin star machine.
the store loses nothing because that 1902 silver dollar or whatever was only worth $1 to it
