Visit any of our branches to use our coin-counting machines. Turning your spare change into cash or deposits keeps coins circulating in our local community.

We’re closely monitoring supply and working with coin providers to ensure branches can meet your change needs at this time. Customers will notice no disruption in penny availability or deposits.

We encourage customers not to hoard pennies, since keeping coins out of circulation makes them harder for others to access. Instead, bring in your coin jars to your local branch. Our coin machines make it easy to deposit or exchange your coins.

No. We will continue to provide change orders until our supply channels have been depleted. When this occurs, you will simply round transaction totals up or down to the neared nickel. There’s no need to worry about changes in pricing. The rounding occurs at the end of the transaction, after items are totaled and applicable tax is added. Over time, as fewer pennies circulate, some[...]

Yes! Pennies will remain valid for purchases, deposits, and payments. You can continue using and depositing them as usual.

The U.S. Mint placed its final order for penny blanks in 2025, and production will officially wind down once those blanks are used. Production is expected to end by early 2026.