will this accurately fill pre-form coin wrappers or will i have wrappers with the wrong amount?
1028086
This unit does NOT accurately fill the wrappers. I finally threw it away and bought a better one with a digital display.
1028087
all i can say is this is useless to me :( i am not sure if it counts accurate amount coz i havent count them.
358350
it depends on the number of cards you put into it . if you put in more than about 4 cards, it may be a tight squeeze.
1698535
No they will not. Different sizes. With a coin operating machine it's best to use it as a bank. $250.00 gets you 1000 coins. When you run out open the machine and transfer coins back to front tray. And play some more. We do the same with our Japanese token machines. Have fun.
569105
If you put into Amazon's search box "coin holder cardboard", this item comes up. Here's a link to one product, as an example:500 Count 2X2 Premium Cardboard Coin Holders (Mixed)-100 Penny, 100 Nickel, 100 Dime, 100 Quarter, 100 Small Dollar-Sac Dollar
1534201
Probably because the people that make them don't know much about coin sizes and I would imagine not only people in the United States will be buying these. Even US buyers would have foreign coins to place in these folders so it would take an extensive list to state each coin that would fit. If they did put a coin list, I think it would be fair to say that they would have to cover the world's coins (to be fair) and include a list which in my opinion is a lot of work to compile as the coin's diameter will need to be cross-referenced with the size of the hole in the holder. Also, in my experience with coin holders in general, even if the coin is small enough to fit in the cutout, if it is too thick, then it will look odd and bulky in the holder. Consequently, the holder might crease due to the distortions when closing shut to adjoin the edges. In that case, I would prefer a larger coin folder with larger hole to look more proportionate and attractive. You can force the cardboard panels together to be stapled but you run the risk of tearing the clear plastic windows (happened to me) for thicker coins and for larger diameter coins nearing the max limitation of the cutout. In that case, for it to fit snugly, you might only be able to use tape at the edges of the coin holder. If dealing with an unusually thick coin (thicker than Silver Eagle) then it might be advisable to find a holder with at least 1/4" of unused clear plastic border all around the coin. As for the plastic window, it reminded me of the brittle plastic used in the windows of envelopes. This 2 x 2 holder will hold a Susan B. Anthony with ample space left over. It will fit the Morgan Silver Dollar with very little space left, so I would say these were made for the Morgans and coins of similar diameter. I have one in front of me and the hole measures 39mm, but remember the clear plastic does not allow much stretch so if the coin is 39mm and you try to force the folder closed, it may or may not tear through the plastic. Results may vary.
2140836
I think there may have been some of the flat kind, I'm not really sure. It was so long ago. I just ordered a bag of coin rolls separately at the same time. I also ordered a little item that twists those preformed rolls closed. Hope it helps.
2157811
If your coin mix contains occasional $1 coins, do they get hung up in the sorter or are they somehow discharged separately it into a bypass chute?
93125
No wrappers came with this coin sorter. You can find a big bag of coin wrappers at the dollar store. The bag has all coin sizes in it. These wrappers work great. You don't have to pay for brand name wrappers any kind works.
477924
Yes & no. You can't preload them. I find that when a tube is full and it advances fowards o take it out and dump it horizontally. By the time it takes me to fill the flat roll the next tube is already ready and advances fowards. You'll get pretty good and quick at it. This is a fantastic machine and saves a ton of time. It separates all the different coins amd hasn't jammed once yet and I use it every day.
1337003
Not really. You send it through the first time width-wise and it creates "two strips" with extra from each side. The two strips are business card width. Then you send your widths through one at a time (through the lower opening lengthwise) to create the 5 (and then 10) business cards.
1846565
JDI is correct about the wrappers. I have found though that I like to double check the count of the coins. There are some infrequent sorting errors.
2249081
We have used it for a lot of coins with no problems. You need to use good coin wrappers, can't buy the cheap ones from the dollar store, they don't work on this machine from our experience. fyi.
1861698
I used pre-formed, but not familiar with "coin trainer". I used a few different brands so I think any pre-formed would work ??
1846564
After filling the wrappers you still have to close them up. If you look closely, it's obvious that they weren't professionally done. I had problems with the machine mixing similar size coins so always ended up having to take the coins out anyway. If you want a professional looking job I think you would have to pay a great deal more.
1861699
The term "coin-tainer" is not familiar. If it consists of a preformed tube with a rolled under edge at one end it will probably work just fine. These things are ubiquitous. Staples or WalMart has all sorts of such things.
2015209
No, I don't think you could get 50 in there. I put a few bigger coins and a couple smaller coins, and that was about it. The drawstring pulls it together and makes it a smaller size.
702600
If you want to use the flat wrappers you have to let the machine sort/count them into the plastic tubes and load them into the wrappers by hand. If you want the machine to do it you need to purchase the pre formed cylinder wrappers and put them into the plastic tubes to receive the coins.