Will it fill the wrappers with the correct amount e.g. 40 quarters to a 10.00 roll?
309714
Yes it works very good. Just make sure you have good stable wrappers that don't bend at the top when the coins drop.
309715
Yes. Wrappers or no it will fill the tube with the correct count for a roll (quarters, dimes, nickels or penny). The display will show the count of coins for each. 1-39 for quarters for example. At 40 is would push out to the next tube and reset the counter for quarters.
309716
Well not exactly, but yes in a way. The plastic tubes fill to the correct amount for a wrapper. There's 4 tubes for each kind of coin (16 total tubes) when one is full is advances the tube automatically (pretty cool actually) when a tube is full it slides out easily and then you can put it in a wrapper. The pre formed ones work best. It will slide in and you just pull the plastic tube out. You can't have the wrapper in before hand. If you get the free flat wrappers from the bank it's a little trickier. I find it easier to just dump the tube out (you know you have the correct amount of coins. And fill it old school style. Still saves a bunch of time with no counting. Well not exactly, but yes in a way. The plastic tubes fill to the correct amount for a wrapper. There's 4 tubes for each kind of coin (16 total tubes) when one is full is advances the tube automatically (pretty cool actually) when a tube is full it slides out easily and then you can put it in a wrapper. The pre formed ones work best. It will slide in and you just pull the plastic tube out. You can't have the wrapper in before hand. If you get the free flat wrappers from the bank it's a little trickier. I find it easier to just dump the tube out (you know you have the correct amount of... » Read More Well not exactly, but yes in a way. The plastic tubes fill to the correct amount for a wrapper. There's 4 tubes for each kind of coin (16 total tubes) when one is full is advances the tube automatically (pretty cool actually) when a tube is full it slides out easily and then you can put it in a wrapper. The pre formed ones work best. It will slide in and you just pull the plastic tube out. You can't have the wrapper in before hand. If you get the free flat wrappers from the bank it's a little trickier. I find it easier to just dump the tube out (you know you have the correct amount of coins. And fill it old school style. Still saves a bunch of time with no counting. « Show Less
309717
Yes it will. Once you insert the paper wrappers into each plastic coin tube and slide the tube back into the sorter press the start button and it will fill the paper wrapper with the exact amount of coins then advance the slide out to the next tube and fill it. This will occur for each denomination of coins.
309718
Yes but I always check the hight of the rolls because sometimes coins fall on the side - next time I am going to weight them on my digital kitchen scale. The bank take them anyway, the only think is that you must close the rolls.
2007983
I buy the rolls & cut them the size I need them. Just be careful not it too small or it doesn't have enough room to close and seal. Learned that the hard way. Hope this helps
73896
Yes, I just experimented, and 4 rolls will fit with a little room left over. A 4-pack could be inserted, too.
893159
You can buy special coin wrappers that are designed to be placed in the hoppers for the coins to fall into. Don't try to do that with the old style wrappers, it just doesn't work. Charlie. . . . . .
1169049
No. You can stuff a normal "American" size paper towel roll in there. Normal foil rolls and wrap don't fit until you have used a quarter of them.
1970164
Not sure what your asking. These rolls i believe to be several guages thicker than the traditional rolls you purchase at retail stores. You can feel the difference if you hold the two together.
1436838
Our listing is for a box of 10 rolls. Which is $3.99 each. Please let us know if we can answer any other questions.
1634446
it doesn't stop - the "extra" coins just fall into the bottom tray. This is pretty good for the price. I rolled almost $2,000.00 in coins with this machine and it only jammed a few times and that was because I overloaded the top part.
690978
No. This size will only hole the quarter size. I would suggest to you to buy the set with all the sizes available from the penny to the large dollar.
741294
If I understand your question, you simply pull the slots out with your index finger and load the wrappers or remove the filled ones easily. This is my second one in the last 15 years and I wouldn't be without it. Just a note, be sure each tube is filled to the very top of the plastic tube and the wrapper is fully seated inside the tube to always get an accurate count. Be sure to feed the coins in the top of the unit at a slow pace to prevent jamming of the internal coin separater. This is a great machine if properly used. Don't hesitate to buy one.
1205401
No, it is preset for single quarter transactions only unless they forgot to tell me how to make it more, but, as far as I know, I don't think the 50-cent capsules will be able to come down the shoot like candy and nuts can. I have a large variety of treats that go in there, but I have not tried anything bigger than peanuts, M&Ms;, chocolate mints, etc. Meanwhile, the single quarter transactions add up and are just as fun to collect on as I'm sure 50-cent transactions are. It won't hurt to try though. If they don't come down the shoot, then they are too big. As the saying goes, if you don't shoot, you don't score, so it would be worth giving it a shot. No, it is preset for single quarter transactions only unless they forgot to tell me how to make it more, but, as far as I know, I don't think the 50-cent capsules will be able to come down the shoot like candy and nuts can. I have a large variety of treats that go in there, but I have not tried anything bigger than peanuts, M&Ms;, chocolate mints, etc. Meanwhile, the single quarter transactions add up and are just as fun to collect on as I'm sure 50-cent transactions are. It won't hurt to try though. If they don't come down the shoot, then they are too big. As the saying goes, if you don't... » Read More No, it is preset for single quarter transactions only unless they forgot to tell me how to make it more, but, as far as I know, I don't think the 50-cent capsules will be able to come down the shoot like candy and nuts can. I have a large variety of treats that go in there, but I have not tried anything bigger than peanuts, M&Ms;, chocolate mints, etc. Meanwhile, the single quarter transactions add up and are just as fun to collect on as I'm sure 50-cent transactions are. It won't hurt to try though. If they don't come down the shoot, then they are too big. As the saying goes, if you don't shoot, you don't score, so it would be worth giving it a shot. « Show Less
420292
Ink roll yes but only a very small roll of paper. You may want to get more paper
2201835
I use it with the paper rolls in it. It seems pretty accurate. The first time I filled each roll I counted and weighed them. I double check the subsequent ones after that by weighing them. They've all been right so far.
1762219
I am not sure exactly, but I might could find out tonight. I do know there were a good bit in the pack. There were more of the smaller valued bills than the larger. The bills were physically smaller than expected. here it is Ok, i found it... 1s = 100 5s = 50 10s = 50 20s = 50 50s = 25 100s = 25
93836
I take a handful of bills and put them in the machine and if huge amount, just press the add and keep going until complete. I believe my hand full ranges from 50 to 75. I really haven't tried to max it out, but makes accurate counting quick
1283810
The roll is too big around, so I just unrolled 1/2 of it and made 2 rolls out of it. It's worth the savings to me, you will have to decide for yourself.
508576
It can sort your coins with our without the wrapper, though I don't recommend it. First, for noise sake. Second, coins can scratch up the plastic tubes it is falling into and may overtime crack it. My suggestion would be to get four sets of coin wrappers (4 quarter wrappers, 4 dime wrappers and so on...) for each coin denomination from the bank. It may be FREE! Ask for preformed if available, meaning one end is crimped to steady the coins being dropped into the tubes. There are four tubes for each coin denomination. Use those wrappers for the coins to drop into for sorting purposes only, but don't seal it. Reuse the wrappers again when needed, for your counting pleasure!$$$Ching, Ching $$$ It can sort your coins with our without the wrapper, though I don't recommend it. First, for noise sake. Second, coins can scratch up the plastic tubes it is falling into and may overtime crack it. My suggestion would be to get four sets of coin wrappers (4 quarter wrappers, 4 dime wrappers and so on...) for each coin denomination from the bank. It may be FREE! Ask for preformed if available, meaning one end is crimped to steady the coins being dropped into the tubes. There are four tubes for each coin denomination. Use those wrappers for the coins to drop into for sorting purposes only,... » Read More It can sort your coins with our without the wrapper, though I don't recommend it. First, for noise sake. Second, coins can scratch up the plastic tubes it is falling into and may overtime crack it. My suggestion would be to get four sets of coin wrappers (4 quarter wrappers, 4 dime wrappers and so on...) for each coin denomination from the bank. It may be FREE! Ask for preformed if available, meaning one end is crimped to steady the coins being dropped into the tubes. There are four tubes for each coin denomination. Use those wrappers for the coins to drop into for sorting purposes only, but don't seal it. Reuse the wrappers again when needed, for your counting pleasure!$$$Ching, Ching $$$ « Show Less