Coin Counters Tubes & Coin Sorters Tray – 4 Color-Coded Coin Sorting Tray and Coin Counting Tubes - Bundle with 100-Count Assorted Coin Roll Wrappers for US Coins (Coin Counter & Coin Sorter)

Is it a manual process sort coins? Yes. Is it easy to use? Also yes. You do need to make sure you don't put a ton of coins in, or it will be difficult to filter them through. A handful works great, and sorts quickly. The coin holders work great, and have more than enough clearance to allow the paper coin sleeves to fit over them. The round sleeves are okay, butbI had difficulty with some coming partially "unwound" inside, making it very hard if not impossible to use. I prefer the flat sleeves you get from a bank or credit union, just make sure you "round" them out beforehand. I took a glue stick with a tapered cap and used it as a form. In all, for the money, you'd be hard pressed to find anything better.

The Coin Counters Tubes & Coin Sorters Tray has been a game-changer in managing my loose change. I can confidently say this product delivers on its promise of making coin sorting and counting a breeze. The four color-coded sorting trays are a genius addition, allowing me to effortlessly organize and tally my coins with speed and accuracy. Whether you're a meticulous saver or just someone tired of the coin jar chaos, this set is a must-have.The quality of the coin counters tubes is commendable – sturdy, easy to use, and they make the process surprisingly satisfying. The transparent design of the tubes allows for quick checks on the coin levels, preventing any disruptions during counting. I found this product to be a time-saving solution for anyone who deals with coins regularly, from small businesses to individuals like me who enjoy keeping their change in order. It's practical, well-designed, and the perfect addition to any financial routine. Five stars for turning a tedious task into a seamless and organized process!

Sometimes it measures off by 1 coin. But i'm happy with it.. I'm using a scale to weigh out each roll and if the weight is off, I know the count is wrong usually by 1 coin.Not gonna use it for penny's, penny go to coinstar. Life is to short to waste time counting and rolling penny's. Its great for sorting out the penny from the other coins!Some people say its hard to get the coins into a roll.. Just giggle it a bit, as you insert the empty roll. Others say dimes don't always fall below pennies because they are so light weight, there may be one or two each batch.. just push them to bottom tray with your fingers! Its actually a very helpful machine if you can deal with a few quirks. There are better coin sorters but they will cost you 4x's more! I'd recommend it for home use. It save you from coinstar fees!

WOW! My wife and I have a LOT of change and our bank no longer has a coin counting machine. So we looked for a cheap alternative. When we first received the item we questioned the quality and functionality. But after using it we were amazed. Easy to use and a great product!

Worked well with sorting coins as long as you don't overload it. Nickels were the hardest to get in the rolls. Saved me a lot of time.

I had about 3-4 gallons of coins to sort and although it was less than 1 cup at a time, it went faster than I expected and I was done in a few hours.The difficult tray is the pennies tray because I had a lot of pennies, which would block the holes and prevent the lighter dimes from falling through. There are 2 ways to get through this. 1. once you remove the quarters and nickels, put those trays back on and shake it pretty hard, enough to get the coins to flip so the dimes get to the bottom. 2. leave off the quarters and nickels trays, and manually shuffle through the pennies -- get your fingers on the dimes and push them to the holes. This is a lot faster and more sure.The coin roll tubes are not that great. Overall I'd say don't bother with them. Quite often I would get a group of coins that flipped sideways and jammed in there, and I'd have to knock them out and start over. There is probably an ideal angle to let the coins slide into the funnel so they drop flat, but ain' nobody got time to physics that one. Then the paper sleeves would not slide in super easily. Overall I think the tubes are just a slightly too tight fit for what you're trying to accomplish.

Across the ages human kind has asked the deep questions: Why am I here? What is the meaning of life? How much money is my 5 gallon water jug turned coin bank? I leave it to Philosophers, Clergy, and social media trollers to wrangle the first two questions but I was determined to get to the meat of the last.A search for coin sorter/counters gave me many options. I could spend more money than is likely to be in said jug to buy an fully automated sorter that will count the coins and dump them into tubes for me. Seemed like a zero sum game, spending all your coins just to find out how many you have. Besides, how lazy am I? Continuing the search I saw manual/crank based sorters. These beasties would not count the coins but with some elbow grease would sort them. High maintenance, those. Check for coins in side ways else you may damage the plastic gears! And then there was this sleeper. The coins will sort themselves with the aid of gravity and some shaking - brilliant!This works fantastic, and was a fraction of the cost of other options. A few shakes and all your pocket change is in their own tray. The tubes are easy to fill for the paper coin wrappers, and the wrappers slip over the coins with ease. In mere moments not only have I sorted those metallic devils but I have also wrapped and stacked them, ready for a trip to the bank. I say again, brilliant!And as to the answer of how many coins in that jug? That will remain a secret between me and these colorful plastic beauties. I won't be buying a yacht anytime soon is all I am saying.

Wrapped over $600 in silver. Great help. Four star. What helped and made things go faster was using preformed wrappers! The ones that came with the kit were frustrating because they are pressed flat! Don't use. Invest in performed! Would have given 5 stars for that and bigger trays to sort! Price is right!