Hi, I need to know how to professionally sort and wrap coins into coin rolls. So if I buy this, how do i put the coins into coin wrappers? will this m
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The machine drops the coins right into the correct coin wrapper. You just close the wrapper and take the cash to the bank.
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Hello, i purchased this machine after much research. it is used frequently and has held up over over 4 years now with no signs of any problems. the coin wrappers are put in the tubes provided prior to dumping in your change. I have found that the accuracy of this machine is 100% and i base that on my bank when it go to turn in my coin rolls. the bank checks the coin rolls in there coin system which they dump your coins into to double check you. I highly recommend this product.
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The machine is awesome! Just buy the recommended sleeves and drop your coins in. The machine does the rest
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The empty coin wrappers are inserted into plastic sleeves. The, the coin sorter is ready for use. Once a wrapper is full, simply take the plastic sleeve out, push up the wrapper, and close the top. The operation is very intuitive and quick.
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You need to purchase the coin wrappers for the Royal Sovereign coin sorter. The instructions will tell you to put the wrappers in the appropriate slot on the machine. Turn it on and slowly add the coins. The machine will automatically sort the coins into the correct wrappers. I counted the first batch to verify the accuracy in each wrapper.
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It does insert the roll in the coin tube and it will fill it. Just remember the thing makes mistakes.
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the coins drop into plastic cylinders. you then open the wrappers and push down on the coins. It can be tricky but not difficult
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greetings I enjoy using pocket. it works for me. just try to do the best you can ! I sell lots of coins out of them. have fun jake
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Just insert the coin wrappers (dimes,nickles etc..) into each slot..when filled remove and close the tops..any coins entering a full wrapper will slide off the topKoelev
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No, this unit does not ship with any coin wrappers. The coin tubes, on the other hand, are included.
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There was a small pack of 2 or 3 wrappers for each size coin. Standard (buy a bag at Walmart or Dollar Tree) wrappers work just great. Commenting on the previous answer ~ the only jams I've had were bent coins, a half dollar, and a button that got in accidentally.
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I used pre-formed, but not familiar with "coin trainer". I used a few different brands so I think any pre-formed would work ??
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I didn'tput it together incorrectly, Its easy, but I'm a mechanical engineer. Problem is things like the roll inserts are designed to collapse and be squeezed into roll. The forces of the insert then exert a distorting force on the roll of paper or foil. The inserts also have a tendency to jump out of their slots. I simply consider it to be a poor design. End of discussion
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Not exactly. But when the wrappers you use are filled up, you get used to how full they should be to reach the right amount. So I don't count the coins.
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It does miss coins in the stack (even if it doesn't run out!). We use it only to sort the coins but then we stack them manually (we have another device)to make sure there is the proper amount. Just as my review stated, we were disappointed.
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On the bottom of the machine located beneath where the controls are, there is a slip cover. Remove the cover, then the coins will be there.
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Yes you do have to wrap them youself. But this machine has cut 2 hours of manually sorting and counting coins down to about half an hour. Very useful and helpful.
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Yes it will. Once you insert the paper wrappers into each plastic coin tube and slide the tube back into the sorter press the start button and it will fill the paper wrapper with the exact amount of coins then advance the slide out to the next tube and fill it. This will occur for each denomination of coins.
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If I understand your question, you simply pull the slots out with your index finger and load the wrappers or remove the filled ones easily. This is my second one in the last 15 years and I wouldn't be without it. Just a note, be sure each tube is filled to the very top of the plastic tube and the wrapper is fully seated inside the tube to always get an accurate count. Be sure to feed the coins in the top of the unit at a slow pace to prevent jamming of the internal coin separater. This is a great machine if properly used. Don't hesitate to buy one.
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You are supposed to be able to put the wrappers in. It's best to use the preformed ones. However, since the machine has a counting problem, you'd just have to recount them anyway if you're interested in accuracy.
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Yes, you can use paper coin wrappers. You will have to make sure the bottom of the wrapper is formed so it will properly fit in the holder. The machine will keep a count of the number of coins and once a domination has reached it's limit for a complete roll the machine will stop sorting.
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Well not exactly, but yes in a way. The plastic tubes fill to the correct amount for a wrapper. There's 4 tubes for each kind of coin (16 total tubes) when one is full is advances the tube automatically (pretty cool actually) when a tube is full it slides out easily and then you can put it in a wrapper. The pre formed ones work best. It will slide in and you just pull the plastic tube out. You can't have the wrapper in before hand. If you get the free flat wrappers from the bank it's a little trickier. I find it easier to just dump the tube out (you know you have the correct amount of coins. And fill it old school style. Still saves a bunch of time with no counting. Well not exactly, but yes in a way. The plastic tubes fill to the correct amount for a wrapper. There's 4 tubes for each kind of coin (16 total tubes) when one is full is advances the tube automatically (pretty cool actually) when a tube is full it slides out easily and then you can put it in a wrapper. The pre formed ones work best. It will slide in and you just pull the plastic tube out. You can't have the wrapper in before hand. If you get the free flat wrappers from the bank it's a little trickier. I find it easier to just dump the tube out (you know you have the correct amount of... » Read More Well not exactly, but yes in a way. The plastic tubes fill to the correct amount for a wrapper. There's 4 tubes for each kind of coin (16 total tubes) when one is full is advances the tube automatically (pretty cool actually) when a tube is full it slides out easily and then you can put it in a wrapper. The pre formed ones work best. It will slide in and you just pull the plastic tube out. You can't have the wrapper in before hand. If you get the free flat wrappers from the bank it's a little trickier. I find it easier to just dump the tube out (you know you have the correct amount of coins. And fill it old school style. Still saves a bunch of time with no counting. « Show Less
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Yes you do have to manually wrap. However, if you purchase Royal Sovereign's wrappers, it makes it super easy. You just slip the wrapper inside the tube, give it a tap, close it up and you are done. I tried using a bank's wrapper and struggled with it until I gave up. (This is because the bank's wrappers come flat with a crease. The crease makes it very hard to slip easily into the tube.) I was truly amazed how fast and easy I sorted and wrapped my coins using this sorter and their coin wrappers.