I understand this sorter sorts in wrappers, but can the coins be sorted without wrapper. Are there plastic tubes included
1801455
Unit has 4 plastic clear tubes, 1 for pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters. Unit is so fast that it fills up very quickly and is pretty accurate as to coin count.
996422
I did not have a good experience with this machine. This coin sorter seized up and malfunctioned after it was delivered during THE FIRST time I tried to sort out some household change. Don't waste your money.
367070
I didn't receive cardboard holders, perhaps that's what's needed to hold coins in place. If tipped at all, the coins all fall out. I'm not going to use. Too much trouble to return.
1685650
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.
2010664
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
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.
1021451
Yes the black plastic molded cash drawer comes out separate from the metal drawer which also is removable and of course the coin tray is separate and removable
1045707
No it does not it fills the coin wrappers inside a tube with the correct amt of coins necessary and you remove it and just fold over top, once correct amt in tube had overflow tray to catch additional coins, rolled some by hand to compare and matched up correctly, great for the price, we rolled over $400 in less than 3 hours, very happy with this machine
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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
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.
508574
you do not need to use the coin wrappers. In fact, I find it easier to use without the wrapper, then once it has been counting out I invert the wrapper and coins fall into it. When I used the coin wrappers, there were times when the coin would push the edge of the wrapper down and it would get jammed. I use it without the wrappers and no problem.
2109336
The random assortment, sold by SCOTTYDOGBOOKS_COM Books & Coins, is not pre-sorted to find valuable or rare coins, unlike many sellers. We fill the bags with the coins in our current batch, regardless of value, rarity, etc.. We fill the bags by hand and only discard tokens, excess duplication, damaged cioins, etc.. I have seen many Nazi coins over the past couple of years and we include them when we have them. GOOD COLLECTING Scotty Scottydogbooks_com Books & Coins ps. I AM SURE MANY OTHER SELLERS FOLLOW SIMILAR PROCEDURES, But Not All !!
376131
No. The sifter is laser cut. It won't even sort US coins that have ragged edges. Which is good, I suppose.
547274
I do not consider it a toy, and to sort multiple coin denominations it is the fastest method. It works great for me, counting about 1300 coins a week. It will get sticky from your coins. Clean the coin slots that the coins fall down about once a month with alcohol and lube it with furniture polish and it will last a long time. I use long q-tips to clean and lube. Furnish polish does not attract dirt like WD-40 or other lubes. I was taught the furnish polish trick by a Window company works great on aluminum and plastics
449630
It might work just for sorting, depending upon the coin sizes, but I wouldn't expect any accuracy as to the amount of coins in any of the tubes. If the foreign coins are thicker than US coinage, it might not work at all.
1248233
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.
1685649
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.