Coinstar — Kiosks That Buy Gift Cards

: You can still dump your jar of change and get a printed voucher to redeem at the store's customer service desk, though a service fee applies.

: One of the most popular ways to use Coinstar today is converting coins directly into an eGift Card . Unlike the cash option, which often carries a 12.9% + $0.99 fee , choosing an eGift card (like Amazon, Starbucks, or Domino's) is usually fee-free . coinstar kiosks that buy gift cards

: Some locations offer an in-store gift card exchange where you can trade unwanted cards for Target store credit. : You can still dump your jar of

Since Coinstar exited the "gift card buyback" market, several online platforms and retail partners have filled the gap. If you have an unwanted card and need cash, consider these options: Typical Payout Fast turnaround for 1,100+ retailers Up to 92% of face value Raise Setting your own price in a marketplace You control the discount GiftCash High-demand cards (Amazon, Target) Up to 93% payout rate Prepaid2Cash Branded prepaid cards (Visa, Amex) Best for "open loop" cards 3. Local In-Person Options : Some locations offer an in-store gift card

If you prefer an in-person experience over an online platform, certain major retailers offer their own exchange programs:

While you can't sell a gift card to Coinstar, you can use the kiosk to get one.

Today, the classic green Coinstar kiosks focus on their core mission: turning loose change into something more useful. Here is how you can still use Coinstar and where to go if you actually need to sell a gift card. 1. The Modern Coinstar Experience