Gypsum is located in Eagle County, CO. The population is 6,396, making Gypsum the 2nd largest city in Eagle County.
Chase bank branches will no longer offer coin-counting services to customers as of July 1. Chase has coin-counting machines in many Midwest branches. A Chase spokeswoman confirmed Tuesday that the equipment will be removed. The bank will still accept coins, but they must be in wrappers.
Coinstar users can choose to print out a paper certificate, which shows the face value of the coins traded in, minus the coin processing fee. As of June 2014, this fee is 10.9 percent, according to Coinstar. The company notes that fees may vary by location and that some retailers or financial institutions may subsidize the fee. However, if users choose to turn their funds into eCertificates or nationally branded gift cards, the transaction is free. Money donated to charities approved for the Coins that Count program incurs a processing fee, but it is lower than the standard fee. As of June 2104, this fee is 7.5 percent, Coinstar says. All money donated via Coinstar is 100 percent tax deductible to the giver.