Do the coins stAy in their trays when the box is tilted in any direction?
1969547
NO! Don't waste your money on this device. Both that I bought no loger lock even with the key!!!
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.
569106
Usually, collectible coins are mounted in a little sealed cardboard folder with windows to see the back and front. The folder fits perfectly into the pocket of the plastic page, and does not slide out, even if upside down.
933021
Mine wasn't upside down but it was crooked inside the box. It still worked though.
129632
The holders made of cardboard, with a coin sized round hole, have two problems. One is they tend to have traces of cardboard dust on them, which is acidic, and will burn spots onto your coins over the years. The other is that they need to be stapled closed, ordinary staplers leave the staples sticking out, and they will rub against, and scratch, the coins in the adjacent holder. Coins do not move around easily inside of Saflips.
2152041
The coins come out for checks underneath but the bills are stationary. You can move the coin dividers to accomodate quantities.
1654158
Yes, the side trays are flush to the sides, slightly below the level of the top of the the table. Unless you have items in there that could get in the way
848287
Yes is does. I keep my keys and wallet in it while i'm fishing. I also leave it outside of the big box incase something happen. I tested the 1449 and it floats. I'd hate to have my wallet and keys dry at the bottom of the lake! This has been one of the best takle boxes I've ever puchased too. Hope this helps.
682776
They stick in card board boxes. Are fairly accurate. But mudt be thrown hard or will not stick properly.
782576
if you mean the metal part...then no. The get the coins out, there is a plastic cap on the bottom of the unit that easily twists off, much like a piggy bank.
1045710
No. But the paper roll fits just right in the plastic roll that comes with it. So once it reaches the top, coins start falling off. Then, you know it is done.
489049
Yes there is a plastic viewing window on both sides! Each coin protector has two sides(a rectagle) with a viewing window on both sides, then you fold it in half with the coin inside and staple the corners to hold the coin place!! Pretty good deal for so many coin protectors!! Hope this helped!! Happy Coin hunting, Ron
908603
The width of the box is 1.25" -- with a groove to stabilize the coin. I use it to display my military coins in the upright position. Are these souvenir chips? The box is of great quality, I was very pleased with it.
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.
2212474
The box is slotted to hold the utensils but there is no strapping to hold them in place if tipped. The box would have to be stored flat.
508574
you do not need to use the coin wrappers. In fact, I find it easier to use without the wrapper, then once it has been counting out I invert the wrapper and coins fall into it. When I used the coin wrappers, there were times when the coin would push the edge of the wrapper down and it would get jammed. I use it without the wrappers and no problem.
2348
I don't think the disc will stay in the tray if mounted in the vertical position.