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If you need to dump $40 worth of zinc or other coins Coinstar has started a new $10 bonus promotion.
More info available at coinstar.com

Yeah looks like lowes and itunes and a few others are on board.

http://www.coinstar.com/us/html/Promo4050

Never been a big fan of Coinstar but free money is free money.

This is like an early xmas present dream come true. I can now easily convert zincolns to free FRN's from lowes to remodel my newest questionable investment!!! I'm in lowes several times a week.

oh my gosssssshhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh This just made my day!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Being waiting for Lowes to get jump in!!!!!!! Wonder if you can only do 1 per household or something like that? That would be horrible.

hmmmmm not sure if it is going to do it more then once per address

It looks like the free 10$ is one per address/name. Im still excited for lowes to be involved. coinstar doesnt charge the percentage if you opt for a giftcard.

Does anyone know how many pennies one of these machines can hold?

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$1814.36 if the machine is empty when you dump
That would take you 5 hours and 2.5 mins to dump that many pennies at 600 cpm.

Maybe give Lowes gift cards to all your friends and family members who you normally give such gifts. Use their names and addresses.

wheatcent wrote:$1814.36 if the machine is empty when you dump
That would take you 5 hours and 2.5 mins to dump that many pennies at 600 cpm.

Really? can i ask is this from coinstar knowledge or personal experience. I always wondered...

and to clairfy as i cant find it on coinstar website. Is this only on the first 40 or every 40?

dropped off 46$ in zincs today

I have about $2000 in zincs I need to take back. need to send lots of friends and family some lowes gc's

Here's the terms and conditions for the $10 Lowes card.
So actually if you want to send $10 Lowes gift cards as gifts you can send them straight to
their home address

Terms and Conditions

To receive your $10 Lowe's BONUS Gift Card, follow these instructions carefully.
Promotion Period begins 12/6/2010 and ends 12/31/2010 (11:59PM Pacific Standard Time) Receive a $10 Lowe's gift card by mail when you convert in a single transaction at least US$40 in coins into a Lowe's eCertificate at a participating Coinstar Center® during the Promotion Period. You will receive a Lowe's eCertificate with a unique code ("Promotion Code") with your qualifying Coinstar® transaction.

Keep your Lowe's eCertificate, you will be asked to enter your Promotion Code and other requested information online at http://www.coinstar.com/nofee to claim your $10 Lowe's gift card. Your Lowe's Gift Card will be mailed to you within 1-2 weeks. Do not mail in the eCertificate. Promotion codes must be submitted online by 11:59 p.m. Pacific Standard Time on January 31, 2011. Any promotion codes not submitted and received through the redemption website by this time are void. Promotion codes have no cash value and may not be sold or transferred. All Promotion Code submissions are subject to verification. Limit one Lowe's gift card per Promotion Code, name and mailing address. The Lowe's Gift Card may be redeemed at Lowe's stores and http://www.Lowes.com. Gift cards will not be shipped to PO boxes. Coinstar is not responsible for errors of any kind with respect to the submission and/or processing of gift card claims, or for damaged, lost, misdirected or stolen mail/gift cards. Lowe's gift cards are subject to terms set by the issuer.

VOID WHERE PROHIBITED Not valid with any other offer. No cash substitutions for gift cards

i went to my local constar today for a dump and went for an amazon card. there were technical difficulties when issuing my amazon certificate so i was offered a cash voucher with 0% fee.

TXBullion wrote:

wheatcent wrote:$1814.36 if the machine is empty when you dump
That would take you 5 hours and 2.5 mins to dump that many pennies at 600 cpm.

Really? can i ask is this from coinstar knowledge or personal experience. I always wondered...

On "Coin Operated" on Modern Marvels on the History channel the guy for coinstar said the a bin can hold more than 500 lbs of coin. Each machine has to two bins. 2x500 lbs=45359.24 Grams / 2.5 grams (zince penny weight)=18143.696
Hope this makes sense.

I have only used coinstar once, that was when I dumped $220 in zincs. It took way to long and the cashier a the supermarket said the machine was giving her a headache.

wheatcent wrote:

TXBullion wrote:

wheatcent wrote:$1814.36 if the machine is empty when you dump
That would take you 5 hours and 2.5 mins to dump that many pennies at 600 cpm.

Really? can i ask is this from coinstar knowledge or personal experience. I always wondered...

On "Coin Operated" on Modern Marvels on the History channel the guy for coinstar said the a bin can hold more than 500 lbs of coin. Each machine has to two bins. 2x500 lbs=45359.24 Grams / 2.5 grams (zince penny weight)=18143.696
Hope this makes sense.

I have only used coinstar once, that was when I dumped $220 in zincs. It took way to long and the cashier a the supermarket said the machine was giving her a headache.

Thats awesome! Thanks for sharing!

So I have been waiting anxiously for a few free minutes to head to the local coinstar and take advantage of this. Much to my dismay there was nothing on the machine about Lowe's??? It was not an option for the e-certificate while several of the other promo merchants were. Has anyone else experienced this. Will check some other local coinstars soon.

Just in case anybody cares. . . i did a little research. The coinstar site offers a machine finder which will tell you were they are located and what e-certificates each machine offers. Not all of the retailers are offered at every machine. There are 20 coinstars within 10 miles from my house but the closest one w/ the lowes option is 9.6 miles away. . . bummer!

I went this AM and the Albertson's machine was full; must be a lot of people taking them up on that offer.

I went to the Fry's down the street and turned in $43.

The machine did not mention anything about the $10 promo but when it printed my receipt it was at the bottom.

You have to go to coinstar.com/amazon to redeem the $10 and get the promo code.


I was confused why they needed your address to redeem the $10 promo code if they give you the code online?

looks like everyone i know will be getting $10 lowes coupons in the mail.