Cashing in some dollars coins

Hi,
I acquired a good lot of canadian dollar coins and wanted to exchange them for pounds. The trouble is that bureau de changes do not accept coins as a rule. Is there another way of doing this in Britain?
Thanks,
Shimei
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some airports have change machines which will accept foreign coins.
And many airports, and some banks, will accept coins for charity.
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Perhaps he could open an account here denominated in canadian dollars?
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That wouldnt work either, the bank wont want the cost of shipping the coins back to Canada.

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Sometimes those machines that count cash for you in the supermarkets will do this although you'll be charged prob around 15%. Not all bad though as that 15% usually goes to charity
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