<prompt> Human: I have a jar of coins that Ive been saving up for years. Much to my dismay, when I took it to my local Wells Fargo branch I was told that no major banks will jetscan loose coin anymore due to a federal regulation.Does anyone know when and why this came about?I know the branch I went to doesnt have a machine to count it. But in the past, Ive deposited close to 100 in coin without rolling it. The amount just shows up as a deposit a couple days later.If banks cant take loose coin, what do businesses do now? They deal with hundreds in change at the end of every day.Edit: Sounds like a lot of banks have used a lawsuit with TD bank short changing someone as a cop out to avoid counting change now. That was all I really wanted to know.  <response>: This is a cost issue and a Wells Fargo being a shitty bank issue, nothing to do with Federal Regulations. Most smaller community banks and credit unions will still accept your coin for no charge. 