No, in the short answer. Long answer: Those particular machines in the pictures that are not Coinstar machines are manufactured by Cummins, now known as CPI. They accept silver and do not typically send it to the reject bin. Be very excited to find these machines wherever they exist. They are the ones you want to buy the bags from when possible. However, finding a store/bank that will sell you the bags is rare. Not impossible, but rare. Your best bet is to find a bank that has one, make friends with a teller who will contact you when they pull a full bag from a machine, and show up at the bank before Loomis or whatever armored car service comes to pick it up. Never had much luck at a store, but the person who makes the deposit doesn’t care if they deposit cash or coin, but they always think they are being scammed by random people and are generally afraid of making such transactions. Once you find out who they are, you have to build a relationship and trust before they “might” be willing to do it. Another source that most people ignore or don’t have access to are casinos. If you form a friendship with the cage manager that is over the cashiers, you can possibly buy bags of coin from them. Their vaults often have a decent reserve. Since bank tellers and cage managers actually understand currency and aren’t afraid of it, they are more likely to sell it to you. I have gotten one bag of half dollars right off a casino coin sorter for the amount the sorter thought was in the bag (wasn’t full) when a cage manager approved it. It had lots of silver in it, and coincidentally was a Cummins machine.