Does this machine count euros?
1281107
It does not recognize denominations or values. It is simply a counting machine. So the answer is yes. It counts any bills as long as it fits the hopper (or loader). Euros fit the hopper.
1993147
Yes at least six months, I don´t remember exactly, cause I live in Europe and bought the machine for my relatives in the US. In Europe it has to be at least one Year
56887
You have to use the counter by each denomination that you select in the value. It will give you a grand total at the end for all values, but if you have to clear any jams, I am not sure if the total is correct. One problem I had is when a denomination got in another stack like a $5 got in the $1 stack and it counts it as $1. That has happened to us a few times. If you are careful, we have been very pleased with the operation of the machine and it's value. By the way, we run each denomination twice and write down the value and total on a worksheet.Tommy
2239450
This machine was designed to count bills that match the length and height of the American Currency. As long as the euro is not much longer than the American bills and not much taller than the American bills - you should be OK. Remember - it only counts the number of bills and not their values.
280194
I'm sorry but I'm not sure. I would think so though since it counts the number of bills not the currency value.
305405
No, it only counts the documents you feed it. You have to separate the bills by denomination.
1553452
I have no idea - while the scanner has proved to be a good quality scanner, we gave up after lousy support to use the data the read, we just use the scanned files. it's a shame, really, as the concept appears great - but then again, their system can not even interpret any receipts in Euros.
280192
If the bills are the same size or slightly smaller than US bills, yes. This machine only counts the total number of bills, does not recognize the denomination.
1346842
Machine will not recognize the different value of the currency. We sort out different money in a separate pile and then we enter the value of each bill type (Ex. $10) and then place the money in the hopper to count, then the next bill pile and so forth and it will add to the previous count and give you a total amount. It works great for us and saves lots of time.
302687
The 5520 counts the number of bills, regardless of the face value. You will need to separate the bills by denomination before counting. The Cassida 6600 top-load machine has a value count feature, where you indicate the value of the bills you are counting, and the machine gives the value of the count "bills only" and dollar amount that has been counted in total.
606849
I am an Individual Seller here on Amazon, so I don't have the capabilities to ship overseas. However, I did find out that you would need to get a step-down converter to change the 240vAC down to 120 in order to use this product. The exchange rate of USD to Euro is $1.00 USD equals 0.725872 to EURO. Thank you for your interest; this is a delightful little machine. Cynthia
718693
The machine is from the US if you are ordering on Amazon.com. I suppose if you order from one of Amazon's European sites it would be a European machine.
1926823
I've run some through with no problem but the machine counts units not denominations. I had the UV counterfeit checking feature on and they passed but they also passed at the bank so I don't know how good that feature would work on an actual counterfeit bill and I hope I never get the chance to find out.
233145
Machines that can detect the denominations of mixed bills cost a few thousand dollars. Begin with the understanding the 6600UV counts bills and does arithmetic. The operator must enter the denomination of the stack of bills to be loaded in the hopper. The machine adds the value of the denomination for each bill that moves through. Slip in a fifty in a pile of twenties and the machine will add $20 for the fifty. Actually, the machine counts pieces of paper whether it is a US bill or a piece of paper. Personal checks have the same dimensions as US currency. Slip a check in a pile of twenties and the machine will add $20 for the check. There are 4 typical ways to use the machine. 1) Count the number of bills are in a stack, or pieces of paper in a stack for that manner. 2) Count how many dollars worth are in a stack, presuming the correct denomination has been selected. For example, 4 fives totals $20. 3) Keep a running total of several stacks, presuming the correct denomination has been selected for each stack. 4) Separate a stack into bundles, say for example a stack of ones into bundles of 25 each. Toggle on the add feature. Select the denomination, say 1$. Load a pile of ones. The counter will automatically move the bills through, adding $1 for each bill. Assure the pile contains only ones. Add more piles of ones as needed. If the next pile contains fives, select $5. $5 will be added to the running total for each bill. To start a new running total, press clear.
2202361
I think it only counts us currency. The set up is by size of the coin and i don't think there is an option for any other currency than us.
771074
No. It only counts the number of bills. It does not know whether they are 1s, 5s, 20s, etc. For that you need the CR3. It's a mixed denomination counter and will do exactly as you describe, including giving you a total of how many of each bill you ran.
2134501
Unfortunately it does not! You would need to buy a 2-Pocket Currency Discriminator that can achieve the sorting of cash denominations. There are a number of models on the market. If you need more information please contact us.