do coins fall through the holes such as dimes pennies etc.?
1011199
No. The holes are big enough to allow the debris to flow out but will catch any coin size.
1011200
No the coins don't fall through the holes, I only use this on the beach. If you have the pinpionter you wont need the scoop, it works faster than the scoop! Dave
1011201
No I used on the beach it worked great as the sand sifted out the coins are left
1702657
I bought this specifically for making coin rings. It will cut through a modern, harder coin in a few good whacks, and a US penny, nickel and quarter will fit between the plastic guide and the die itself. Nickels are too small, quarters are just right for most mens hands. I've seen half dollars used, too. Should work even better on silver coins, since they are softer. It can be tricky lining it up just right, but before you punch you can check carefully if you are centered.
1662521
Sorry I didn' t purhase these to cut coins in half. I don't now if they can. You might want to personally email the vendor.
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.
2070263
No. there are dividers that are welded between the bills to the bottom. The metal clips that hold the bills down are attached to a piece of metal that is welded to the bottom of the case.
1956119
If it were coins, paper clips, etc... they would slide to next compartment. But most things would not slide
739874
There is a screw at the top of the inside jar that releases the entire machine from the bottom plate. Once you unscrew it you can separate it from the bottom plate and the coins will fall out.
1011054
Try the half dollars ones for smaller coins if you want more of a more universal fit. I Even put dimes in those.
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.
1797032
The diameter of theses coins are the same size of a quarter. They are very lightweight. I hope I answered your question.
481073
1/2 inch hole size is big for a coin ,the problem is holding the coin secure not to damage the coin or cause harm to yourself. glue the coin to a 3/4 in piece of wood and let it dry ,use good glue that will come loose after. What you do is at your own risk . You might try to step drill starting with a small hole working up to the larger size. Remember easy pressure and keep your hands clear of the drill bit and coin . also if you are in doubt take it to a machine shop.
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
2228167
No, they are quite a bit smaller than a nickel. Definitely only for table decoration.
2010662
Yes and no. I tried putting paper wraps into each of the plastic coin holders, but the coins flip out. I let the money sort into the plastic holders, then slipped a paper wrap inside the coin holders, twisted the wrap around until it was at the bottom of the holder, then turned the coin holder upside down. the paper wrap came out with the coins inside. Sounds complicated but after a try or two worked well for me.
1765233
it looks like it will accept any size coin quarter to penny my son however opened it the top never put any coins in it. It also only comes with a 1/4 of the container of dome of gumballs. the picture shown is a cardboard wrap inside the dome the gum is in a little bag like 3"x4" bag
1583628
No metal coins :( but that doesn't take away from the game experience. You get a mess of cardboard coins.
732757
You need to pull on tabs. Little oval tabs. It is hard we would get on tab pulled away and would put a coin in the space then move to other tabs. Tabs stay attached to one side.