Cashing in Quarters in Vegas Casinos for no charge

I have approximately $1200 in quarters to cash in. I know I can go to CoinStar (located in most grocery stores) but I do not want to pay 9% commission. I would also not like to count, roll out into rolls and turn into my bank.

Our local Indian Casinos do not charge, but they are 1hr away and once inside, I KNOW that I will not simply walk out of there with my $1200 intact, w/o spending some time & money in there. So their"commission charge" can turn out much more significant than 9%.

My question is, do any casinos in Las Vegas, cash in the quarters for free. I assume if any casinos still have coin dropper slot machines, then they would not charge. Anyone know of any casinos that offer this.

Thanks for your help in advance. We are exciting about our upcoming trip in a few months.

You'll need to go to a casino that still has coin machines. MSS is one. Also the Cal. Probably others downtown, as well.

However, $1,200 in quarters is a huge amount. I don't know if any one casino will do that. You may need to go to more than one. Are you actually going to carry all those quarters to Vegas? I hope you're not flying, lol.

Fitzgeralds still has coins. It seems like I also heard that E-Can has some coin machines in an "oldie" section. There are others downtown.
I also think you'll need to break that into 3-4 "drops"

Many banks have them in their lobby (or they do where I live). My bank does not charge a fee if you deposit it into your account. I can make the deposit and then withdrawl it immediately. Might be worth looking into.

Thank you for all your help.

We are driving into town and yes, the coins are quite heavy, so transporting them into a casino might be too much at once and not practical for many trips, as we are staying at the Rio.

I may call around into our banks, in our area and see if they offer free counting if we deposit into our account. I do know the banks nearest to us do not offer that feature but maybe the next city over does. Thanks for that advice- carpejr2.

My bank does change for free as long as you have an account. No deposit is necessary as I always take it in green backs.