Coin Depository Machine

[jackoholly]

Hi all

Does anyone know of a coin depository machine in Bangkok?

I have thousands of small coins that I would love to change for something more 'useable'.

Any advice is appreciated.

Thanks

[Crossy]

Assuming Thai coins your local 7eleven is a good place to start

[Cheesekraft]

donation boxes, bags full for market vendors etc.

[isanbirder]

Package them up in bags of B.100 (maybe B20 for the satangs) and offload them at Makro bit by bit. I don't know of anyone who will take them unsorted (banks charge a percentage).

[watcharacters]

Small as in meaning less than one baht?

[evadgib]

Big C customer desk accept ours annually, after wife counts & bags the coins in bank bags. They check the amount while we shop & hand her the notes when we leave.

This service is free of charge.

HTH

[fey]

i pay in one baht coins for my daily 35 baht meal. it gets rid of them pretty fast. just stack them 20 to stack by the door and grab a stack each

i hope nobody here has anything negative to say about it

[Marcel1]

For my company I go once per 6 months to the local thailand post desk, about 3000baht in coins I put them counted in seperate bags and thry never checked. Just totaled the numbers written by me and hand over the paper moneu

[Marcel1]

For me personally the markets are the perfect place

[jackoholly]

They are one and two baht coins. I would feel a little shy using 1 baht coins to pay for anything over 10 baht. Maybe it's just me..

[CharlieH]

Take them to the orphanage and exchange them for big smiles.

[casualbiker]

They are one and two baht coins. I would feel a little shy using 1 baht coins to pay for anything over 10 baht. Maybe it's just me..

Think about it.. other people are also shy (or lazy) so if things are say 16 b they have to find the change for a 20 note.. sometimes your actually doing them a favor!