MMF Industries Coin Tender | Pennies to Quarters | Slotted Sides | Four Compartments | High-Impact Durable Plastic | Putty Color | Visual Indicators | Coin Counters & Coin Sorters

I didnt have any issues with it after i figured out how to use it correctly. It was also accurate. My only issue was i had a hard time getting the paper coin holders inside to fit correctly. That may have just been me though. I have had the digital counters and they usually only last so long and then they become untrustworthy. There is nothing electronic or digital to go bad on this unit - simplicity is sometimes the best way to go.

This is so easy to use, and has made my rolling of coins for vending business so much easier! It has notches on the side to indicate how much you are at if you don't have a full roll, which is cool. Once it's at the full roll amount, you can tip it slightly to spill that last coin from the slot you see in the picture. Then simply tilt it and slip your roll, shaking it gently while easing the roll onto the stack of coins, and viola, your coins are rolled. Great product!

This coin tender is garbage. It will only hold 40 dimes, not 50 dimes like it should. To top it off, this coin tender holds 54 pennies instead of 50. I suggest that you don't waste your money!

Yeah for those of you looking for an easier way to sort your coins and not spend a lot on those fancy electronic ones. This will help you with both. I recommend getting one of these. It makes it easier to sort coins. Sliding the coin rolls is a bit challenging but it saves you time & money. I keep seeing those people using those lame Coinstar machines and I can't help but think "If they had this and would spend a little time sorting their coins, they'd be saving more money." SO...yeah there you go.

Our house got broken into, and they stole my husband's deceased father's coin organizer. I looked everywhere for a replacement like it, but couldn't find another one. I took a chance and gave this to my husband for Christmas. The shape is a little clunky, and not something I'd want to have on my dresser, but it's very functional. It's got markings to let you know when you've reached the coin roll amount. Just be aware that when you're ready to remove the filled coins, there are some little wedges you need to slide into the other coin channels so they don't spill all over the place. (Which happened to my unsuspecting hubby!) This product is worth a try. We like it.

I find this easy to use, one type of coin at a time. After tge tune is full, I slide the paper tube over, and with a little jiggling can tip it up and fold ends in. Way faster than counting by hand.

I work in an office and deal with a small amount of cash on a daily basis. This works well for counting the coins but if you need to roll one tube of coins, the others fall out even if you use the plastic "clips" which are supposed to hold them inside.

These are the best mechanical counters/wrappers i have ever used. I love the fact you don't have to keep 4 of them around because they are all in 1. The best feature on this are the clips. When you fill one column and it needs to be rolled but the others are not yet full, insert the clips in the not full columns, roll the full column and all the changes stays where its supposed to! must have, pays for itself quickly if you Don't use the automatic coin counter at the store (20% fee) and you roll anything more than $100 a year...

Works well great product

Threw it in the garbage.