LATHRUP VILLAGE, Mich. – Michigan First CU has introduced no-fee, high-speed coin counters for its members.
The coin-counting machines are being installed in each of the credit union’s branches and already are in use at its main branch.
The high-speed coin counters can process approximately 3,000 coins a minute, compared to the ATM counters that process 700 coins a minute. This service is free for credit union members, while non-members are charged a nominal fee.
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