# X! t& ~; h: Y" E( t2 g- ^0 [Some safeway supermarkets have coin changers too, but you have to pay 10% to use them. the BMO ones are free. . d! {% Z$ Y! M( D( \( C2 |: L- `7 H7 U O3 a
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BMO Bank of Montreal Coin Counters are a fast, convenient and free way to count and deposit loose change right into your BMO account or trade it in for cash. 6 i- e# Q! ^* Z0 {+ _9 k+ O: U6 @7 A5 M. u$ }; U+ S+ N9 x
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Free – This service is completely free to both BMO and non-BMO customers) N6 R; K& p- a5 L
Fast – Our Coin Counter is one of the fastest machines available. P' z+ h. l" E( d
Accepts USD coins – No need to sort out U.S currency, just include them with your Canadian coins and they’ll be accepted at par. ( g1 q9 t6 d: U" A; Z/ A- T) f5 l+ X3 D G 2 H" F$ V) a0 u9 A! e! R 2 H8 j4 f1 S; V: Q; G+ d# W! C( Q另外还有人出这个主意,也可以参考 $ J6 s2 Y! k) [8 [7 O0 E& Jwell the only other easy way to get rid of coins, including pennies, is to go to the automated cashiers at real canadian superstore- but then the coin slots are VERTICAL so you have to feed the coins in one by one- ; y& i" Z6 n- b$ _/ {% | # y9 H* h/ p( Gbut the ones at safeway and bmo have hoppers so you just dump it in and away you go