It can run 10 cent coin?
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The machine I bought will take your dime but not give a gumball. So really just a quarter. Its a great way to save for something. Not to mention the great way it looks.
1024981
yes it will, however some of the older coins I use are thicker and it takes my whole body and the ground to get enough force to punch through! Penny should be no problem
1222245
we made it so no coin was needed. I know a penny worked.... not sure what else it will take
972881
No on this coin sorter it only does $1 coins, 25, 10, 5, 1 cent coins. I have no clue about any other sorters.
963854
If you run a live boot of Linux from sd card you can mabe run a bit coin mining program in linux. I'm no 100% sure but you can mabe find tutorials online on how to do this stuff
138194
you can use manually add money. If you need to manually press "minus" when you take a few coins out
547277
It is a serious coin counter! I wrapped over $600 in about 4 hours. The hard part was keeping up with changing the tubes fast enough which is a good thing. The machine did get jammed a couple times but it was easy to fix it.
1094388
Yes,I just checked using a 10$ bill and it fits with room to spare. Hope this helps.
1509134
I've used it with one of those small converter blocks, should cost u like another 10 bucks maybe less
78614
We have never used real money. It comes with several plastic coins. We leave the "coin trap door" open on the bottom of the machine and just use these same plastic coins over and over!
176177
No. This machine doesn't count coins. The only way to tell how much you have is when the tubes are full. I always take the coins out of each tube to make sure they have the right amount in them.
1551608
Tested it and yes it works with real money. The slot is small so no larger than nickel fit in
1765232
the coin slot is not set to be only 1 penny 1 nickel or 1 dime only it accepts all 3 coins you can not make it only accept dimes for example. It will give a gumball for any coin that fits the slot all 3 fit.
309714
Yes it works very good. Just make sure you have good stable wrappers that don't bend at the top when the coins drop.
923607
Dont do it. You will use way more power than it is worth. Mine BTCD. bitcoin dark. that will barely break even on power consumption. Now if you need a nice paperweight or door stop, by all means!
2144074
Math is universal, so it can be any currency you want. It will multiply any number you give it by the amount of kwh you use.
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.)