NOTICE
Disposition of Foreign Coins
Post OfficesTM and postal retail units (PRUs) accept
cash, U.S. currency, and coins, for all postal products.
Retail associates (RAs) are advised to be cautious since
some foreign coins may look like U.S. coins.
Post Offices and PRUs may dispose of erroneously
accepted foreign coins no more than once a quarter. The
PRUs must collect all foreign coins from the RAs as follows:
1. The RA calculates the amount of the foreign coins
and submits the coins to the supervisor.
Note: Foreign coins are given the same value as the
U.S. coin of the same size.
2. The RA enters the amount submitted in AIC 647 in
the clerk's PS Form 1412, Daily Financial Report.
3. The supervisor and a witness will:
a. Count all the foreign coins collected and complete
and sign the Foreign Coin Disposition Receipt.
b. Prepare and pack by denomination amount
accepted.
c. Ship foreign coins via Registered MailTM to the following address:
ATLANTA MAIL RECOVERY CENTER
U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
PO BOX 44161
ATLANTA GA 30378-1161
4. At close out, the supervisor validates the amounts
entered in AIC 647 in the unit's PS Form 1412 with
the amount in the Foreign Coin Disposition Receipt.
5. The supervisor or closeout person will file the Foreign
Coin Disposition Receipt locally with the unit's
PS Form 1412.
Foreign Coin Disposition Receipt
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Post Office, Unit Name
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Unit ID (10-digit)
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Date
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Count
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Value as U.S. Coin
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Total Value
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$1.00
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0.50
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0.25
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0.10
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0.05
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0.01
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Total Value of Foreign Coins Submitted:
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Witness (Print) Date
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Supervisor (Print) Date
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Witness Signature
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Supervisor Signature
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— Revenue and Field Accounting,
Finance, 11-9-06
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