on the cassida c200 can you use the coin-tainer preformed coin wrappers
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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 ??
1861699
The term "coin-tainer" is not familiar. If it consists of a preformed tube with a rolled under edge at one end it will probably work just fine. These things are ubiquitous. Staples or WalMart has all sorts of such things.
1849558
Place the preformed wrappers in the plast tubes and the machine sorts coins by size and drops them into the open top of the wrapper. When the wrapper has the right amount of coins for that coin, the machine stops sorting and waits for you to slide out the second tube(with wrapper) before it continues to sort.
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Your "Hanabi" slot machine appears to still be a Pachislo machine, or Skill Stop Slot Machine. I would have to say it still might be an issue. I would check a few other sites which give a little more detail on these specific coins. Believe me, I wanted to buy them too, but the last but had real issues with the return process because they didn't work. These tokens work for slot machines, but could cause issues with the Pachislo machine.
1682151
you can use the flat wrapper only if you dump the filled slots into a seperate quarterslot that the flat coin wrappers fits into.
93125
No wrappers came with this coin sorter. You can find a big bag of coin wrappers at the dollar store. The bag has all coin sizes in it. These wrappers work great. You don't have to pay for brand name wrappers any kind works.
1749102
I'm not sure, it depends on if your Bernina can use the card. You can load any format onto the card, but if it doesn't fit the machine, it won't work. Here is the FAQ site: http://www.vikant-emb.com/FAQCard.htm
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I honestly doesn't. If you look at the description, it says it would. However, if you use any newspaper, cut to the exact size of a currency, and hide it between a stack of currency, it went through. So I called to Cassida and asked about this issue. His response was this is REALLY not meant to be for counterfeit. It just has this very minimal feature in case the counterfeit is VERY fake. He also mentioned if you need a machine which REALLY detects counterfeit, the cost would be much much much higher than this. Overall, the machine is very accurate in counting. We just have to hand-feel every piece of currency for counterfeit detection. I hope this helps. I honestly doesn't. If you look at the description, it says it would. However, if you use any newspaper, cut to the exact size of a currency, and hide it between a stack of currency, it went through. So I called to Cassida and asked about this issue. His response was this is REALLY not meant to be for counterfeit. It just has this very minimal feature in case the counterfeit is VERY fake. He also mentioned if you need a machine which REALLY detects counterfeit, the cost would be much much much higher than this. Overall, the machine is very accurate in counting. We just have to hand-feel... » Read More I honestly doesn't. If you look at the description, it says it would. However, if you use any newspaper, cut to the exact size of a currency, and hide it between a stack of currency, it went through. So I called to Cassida and asked about this issue. His response was this is REALLY not meant to be for counterfeit. It just has this very minimal feature in case the counterfeit is VERY fake. He also mentioned if you need a machine which REALLY detects counterfeit, the cost would be much much much higher than this. Overall, the machine is very accurate in counting. We just have to hand-feel every piece of currency for counterfeit detection. I hope this helps. « 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.
138194
you can use manually add money. If you need to manually press "minus" when you take a few coins out
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I have not tested this, but after seeing the dispensing tray, they should fit no problem. Although you may only get 2-3 per coin.
886963
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.
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
488751
No, it came with plastic coins so that is all you need but you can use real ones if you want.
1685652
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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Yes, only this version allowed. Do not get the TI-Nspire CX CAS version. The CAS version is not allowed.
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The instruction booklet indicates 'Ancien coins' can be used in the cleaner (I am guessing the term should be 'ancient' coins). Other metals include metal dishware, watch parts, badges, valves, machine nozzles, etc. Hope this helps!
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The little clear slots that the coins fall into come out so you can put the wrapper into the top of it, invert the whole thing & the coins go into the coin wrappers. It really works out well. This is the second Mag-Nif Wrapper I've had & it works well.