I would like to buy quarters, nickels and dimes on the internet at
face value.  Just regular coins.  Not collector items.  Is this
possible?

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Clarification of Question by bryan66-ga on 12 Jan 2006 02:07 PST

I understand there would probably be a service fee and/or delivery charge.

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Clarification of Question by bryan66-ga on 12 Jan 2006 22:54 PST

I would probably be buying $100 worth of coins 4 or 5 times a year.  I
am located in the United States.

1) What dollar value amount are you looking to purchase? ($10, $100,
$1,000, $10,000, $100,000)
2) Will it be a one-time purchase or a repeating purchase made weekly,
monthly, etc?
3) Where are you located? (A U.S. location should be simple enough,
just shipping fees for the excessive weight, an overseas delivery will
add significantly to the shipping costs)

If you are in the US, why not just go to a bank and get the coins by the roll?

The US Mint sells them, but not at face value.

http://catalog.usmint.gov

I would probably be buying $100 worth of coins 4 or 5 times a year.  I
am located in the United States.

Then it should be no problem asking your bank to change bills for rolls of coins.
$100 will get you lots of pennies, but dimes and quarters add up
pretty quickly; 50 coins to a roll, as I remember.

$70 - 7 rolls of quarters
$20 - 4 rolls of dimes
$8 - 4 rolls of nickels
$2 - 4 rolls of pennies

$100 Total.

Any bank should be able to supply you with that small amount, or
variable equivalent. I can't imagine there being any problem obtaining
this amount, you simply cannot use the drive-thru! :)