Finding coins can be an interesting and profitable way to earn extra money. It may be particularly interesting to find them and find them profitable. The best part - you can find coins without spending a lot of money, but it requires effort, perseverance and patience. The only way to find coins is to look for them.
The first thing you can start is your clothes. Put your hands in the pockets of the pants and feel around. If you have a wallet, feel the bottom and all the pockets inside. Then look for the rest of your home. Look in other pockets and wallets. Also, check the clothes in the laundry basket just before you dump the clothes in the washing machine. When you're done, run your hand over the bottom of the washing machine and feel something metallic around you. Then run the clothes in the dryer. After that, feel around the whole trunk, especially at the bottom.
Now look for the rest of the house. Examine your floors, drawers, cabinets and wardrobes, under beds, mattresses, armchairs and chairs. Do you have old piggy banks where you could put money? Try old coffee cans, where changes sometimes change.
Also, look for your cars. Cars are especially interesting places to look for coins, because you buy most items when you leave your home. You go in and out of the stores where you spend money on items and get changes in return. Coins fall from your pockets, which are poured into car seats and car floors.
Coins can also be found in public places, especially where many people spill changes. As the coins are discarded all the time, the key to finding them is looking down around your feet when you walk around these places. Go to places where money is usually exchanged. Check vending machines, car washes for self-service, car vacuum stations, under store counters and around parking meters and lots.
Probably the most profitable places to look are public beaches. There, a lot of changes are lost, because when beach visitors gather there for fun and sun, they don’t know that changing them can easily spill into the sand. You can even find jewelry, especially gold and silver rings! But to find them, you must use a metal detector. The advantage of using a metal detector is that you tend to find even more coins. You do not need a lot of money to rent one from a dealer, or better yet, borrow it from a relative or friend. However, if you cannot rent or borrow one, you can buy the old one used for a fairly cheap price. Go to your computer and log in to eBay, where there is something to choose from.
It may take some time to find enough changes to fill the jar, but you can enjoy the process. If you find enough, you can make a profit by putting your coins in rolls of coins. Go to your nearest bank and trade them for dollars. An alternative way to make money is with a Coinstar machine, where you pour your coins onto a metal tray that pushes them into the sorting area. Coins are counted and you receive a printed receipt stating the total amount you received. You exchange your receipt for customer support for cash that you owe. Many grocery stores offer Coinstar machines. Sorry, you get paid for the service. For every dollar you invest, you get 9 cents. So, the more coins you have, the more you lose money if you decide to use a Coinstar machine. I would recommend to give you coins and cash them in the bank.
But before you turn on your coins, I would recommend that you examine them to find out if they are valuable. For now, finding these coins will be the topic of another article.
