TOLEDO, OH (WTOL) - Do you have spare change lying around the house? One option is to get cash for it without having to do the work to count it. But how reliable are those coin counting machines you ...

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Sometimes touted as a competitive advantage in the branch wars, the coin-counting kiosk is headed to the scrap heap at one of the nation's largest banks, Capital One Financial. What remains to be seen ...

It's supposed to make counting your loose change both convenient and easy, but an investigation conducted by sister station WPVI in Philadelphia is calling into question the accuracy of some coin ...

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You got to wonder if these machines are accurate. How would you ever know? After hearing concerns from a viewer, we put them to the test. Joy Hauser thinks this Coinstar machine inside a Placerville ...

The oddly satisfying feeling of tossing exactly 75 cents into a bucket on the Garden State Parkway is not long for this world. Officials with the New Jersey Turnpike Authority announced this week that ...