How does this machine put coins in the wrapper?
1849557
you put the coin wrappers in the plastic tubes and the coins drop into themit works quite simple....almost foolproof.
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.
1685648
The machine is awesome! Just buy the recommended sleeves and drop your coins in. The machine does the rest
1111446
No it doesn't but if you do buy the paper wrappers, once it is full, you will know how much money you have of that coin. It's an amazing machine though. I absolutely love it.
2018983
They fall directly into the plastic measuring tubes. I then open the flat coin tube with my finger and slip it into the plastic tube, gently shaking while I slide the paper coin tube over the coins. I then fold the end of the paper tube, turn the plastic tube upside down and remove filled paper tube and fold paper tube other end. I replace the plastic coin measuring tube and turn handle till it is filled and repeat the process
176176
No. The machine works by sorting coins into coin rolls which you place inside of plastic tubes. When the rolls fill up, the coins spill out into a tray for you to pick up and put back into the top. You count the number of rolls you have, and add up the values. Dimes come in rolls of $5, quarters in rolls of $10, pennies in rolls of 50 cents and nickles in rolls of $2. There is no digital display on the machine.
82840
This model will wrap ten dollars worth from one row, then you switch to a second row and it will do ten dollars more. You can keep alternating between the two rows until you are done. If you buy the pre-formed wrappers, the machine will fill the wrappers.
1682147
No it doesn't have to preformed, but they does work better than the flat coin wrappers. I suggest letting the machine doing the count then empty the coin tubes into the wrappers
1470239
You can see from the picture the four coins collected. Pennies, Nickels, Dimes, Quarters. I am sure you know the size of those coin rolls. You can figure from that the relative size of the machine. I use it regularly without difficulty. I also use the paper coin rolls I bought off Amazon again without difficulty..
1869963
There's a screw in the base that can be adjusted so you don't need to insert a coin. I don't remember exactly how it adjusts, but you can get to it by removing the glass bowl and reaching down into the base with a screwdriver. The actual details are included in the instruction booklet.
309717
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.
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.
508576
It can sort your coins with our without the wrapper, though I don't recommend it. First, for noise sake. Second, coins can scratch up the plastic tubes it is falling into and may overtime crack it. My suggestion would be to get four sets of coin wrappers (4 quarter wrappers, 4 dime wrappers and so on...) for each coin denomination from the bank. It may be FREE! Ask for preformed if available, meaning one end is crimped to steady the coins being dropped into the tubes. There are four tubes for each coin denomination. Use those wrappers for the coins to drop into for sorting purposes only, but don't seal it. Reuse the wrappers again when needed, for your counting pleasure!$$$Ching, Ching $$$ It can sort your coins with our without the wrapper, though I don't recommend it. First, for noise sake. Second, coins can scratch up the plastic tubes it is falling into and may overtime crack it. My suggestion would be to get four sets of coin wrappers (4 quarter wrappers, 4 dime wrappers and so on...) for each coin denomination from the bank. It may be FREE! Ask for preformed if available, meaning one end is crimped to steady the coins being dropped into the tubes. There are four tubes for each coin denomination. Use those wrappers for the coins to drop into for sorting purposes only,... » Read More It can sort your coins with our without the wrapper, though I don't recommend it. First, for noise sake. Second, coins can scratch up the plastic tubes it is falling into and may overtime crack it. My suggestion would be to get four sets of coin wrappers (4 quarter wrappers, 4 dime wrappers and so on...) for each coin denomination from the bank. It may be FREE! Ask for preformed if available, meaning one end is crimped to steady the coins being dropped into the tubes. There are four tubes for each coin denomination. Use those wrappers for the coins to drop into for sorting purposes only, but don't seal it. Reuse the wrappers again when needed, for your counting pleasure!$$$Ching, Ching $$$ « Show Less
1045708
it rolls them, so it counts them. Accurate if you are careful about not letting it balance one too many coins. fabulous though, saves me lots of time and headache
2284152
Yes. It goes into the table just like a coin operated machine. We love the table!
2134502
The machine does not differentiate between denominations. It only counts. But will do a running total if you select the denomination you are counting. Also does batching which is really handy so you can do stacks of 20, 50, etc. - whatever amount you select.
739874
There is a screw at the top of the inside jar that releases the entire machine from the bottom plate. Once you unscrew it you can separate it from the bottom plate and the coins will fall out.
600898
You need the Preformed coin wrappers They have them here on amazon. The flat ones won't work. Hope this helps!