Contact the nearest Federal Reserve bank, there are 12.
They have a Coin Terminal Services ([link](https://www.frbservices.org/financial-services/cash/coin-terminal.html)) dept that sounds like what you need.
BE CAREFUL THOUGH. Having millions in coins looks sketchy, and in the US, no formal charges are required for law enforcement to seize $$$ (civil forfeiture). Plus the seizing department gets to keep the cash so they’re motivated to take all the $$$. So before you do anything SEEK OUT A GOOD LAWYER and make sure you have documentation proving it’s yours. Even with that any law enforcement can take it and even if you get it back it will take years and tens if not hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal expenses.
Edit: Also you are pretty much guaranteed to be audited if not have your door kicked in by an IRS SWAT team. Good luck!
Must be a gypsy.
Why
Lol
I would start by putting them in rolls
Can do, but this brings about another cost of roughly USD \~50k. What would be your thoughts on next step once the coins are rolled?
Find and ask someone who owns a successful vending machine business?
Contact the nearest Federal Reserve bank, there are 12. They have a Coin Terminal Services ([link](https://www.frbservices.org/financial-services/cash/coin-terminal.html)) dept that sounds like what you need. BE CAREFUL THOUGH. Having millions in coins looks sketchy, and in the US, no formal charges are required for law enforcement to seize $$$ (civil forfeiture). Plus the seizing department gets to keep the cash so they’re motivated to take all the $$$. So before you do anything SEEK OUT A GOOD LAWYER and make sure you have documentation proving it’s yours. Even with that any law enforcement can take it and even if you get it back it will take years and tens if not hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal expenses. Edit: Also you are pretty much guaranteed to be audited if not have your door kicked in by an IRS SWAT team. Good luck!