can I put quarter coin in each jar? will it fit?
237242
The jars can physically fit a quarter in size, but I just experimented with a quarter in one and the lid will not close with a quarter in it, so I would not suggest these for quarters unless you secure the lids somehow with tape or something.
237243
I purchased it as a gift....... I will contact the person Monday...... and get back to you.
508575
Yes you can. Just dump the money in the top, and it will fill up the removable coin holders and instead of wrapping, just dump them out. :) I LOVE THIS PRODUCT!!!!!
1252661
I only used the holders for my quarters so far but if your coin fits in a 2X2 cardboard holder they will fit and can easily be pulled out for viewing.
69483
Since the coin-collection tubes and the interior rotating disc that identifies the specific coin so it can be placed in the proper tube, are calibrated for American coins ( Quarters, Dimes, Nickles, Pennies ) I doubt it can be used with foreign currency unless the size of their coins match ours in size and shape ( completely round, as opposed to polygons etc.)
690977
It seems to be made for quarters since they fit perfectly. Smaller coins should fit but might move around in the holder.
505188
I think they would fit. But some of the ties ripped through the fabric when I filled them with candy so though the coins would probably fit I'd be worried about the weight.
1792674
I believe so...all these jars seem to be the same size at the bottom where the jar screws into the black receptacle. I had no trouble with mine.
744668
It depends on the size but you can certainly use jars from other yogurt makers, you would just put them in. They should fit, I believe most are similar, but I cant confirm.. you would have to compare the size of the jars.
1821242
It may fit, depending on the brand of the Mason jar. In our case, it fit one, but not the other. However, I certainly would not blend anything in a Mason jar; they are not made for that purpose and are not strong enough.
1629718
The deal with the jar will fit due to the jar being a standard jar used by many companies for products. More economical to ship products and compete with other companies. So short answer is yes.
549009
No. The only slot for "bills" is the one in the back. The four coin bins wouldn't be big enough for dollars.
216633
My jar of triple paste does not fit. But I have a really large jar, not sure if they sell a smaller one.
813392
No, on the map, you just pry the cardboard circles out and the coins fit in. You have to fidget with them a little bit, but they fit in nicely. Hope this helps
1481414
Yes. You will be able to fit a quarter through with out a problem.. When I purchased this item it did not come with a cap. Just something to think about.
1009873
As long as the lid size is the same then yes you can use quart size mason jars.
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.
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.