What kind of coins do it takes because i really think it takes quarters but i'm not sure so can you please tell me thanks
169945
It will turn and dispense a gum ball with any type of coin but it will only light up and make music with a quarter.
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.
872235
You can't. I'm not sure a quarter can fit. Don't waste your money on this cheap piece of junk.
1186938
I owned this a while ago and not sure if it take real coins, it came with plastic one. To be honest it was not made very well and the claw's plastic chain kept getting tangled. Hope that helps.
309716
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
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Sorry I didn' t purhase these to cut coins in half. I don't now if they can. You might want to personally email the vendor.
107314
The coin slots are not thick enough to fit traditional challenge coins. I had to modify my slots with a dremmil tool so coins would fit properly. Nice case small coin slots. The slots work well for pennies, nickels, dimes, & quarters.
893159
You can buy special coin wrappers that are designed to be placed in the hoppers for the coins to fall into. Don't try to do that with the old style wrappers, it just doesn't work. Charlie. . . . . .
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The coins did not go into these plastic cover pages there's a piece of cardboard called a coin fold that comes in two sizes of a penny dime nickel quarter half dollar dollar the new dollars smaller. you will also need to buy a stapler and staples to staple your coin into their plastic window coin fold on looks and keeping your coin collection organized. oh yes and the medium size 3 ring binders to put those pages that will really be nice for keeping your collection organized. this is one of my winter project so I'll be working on this organizing my collection I have so many single coins it will be a miracle to go sort through them off. The coins did not go into these plastic cover pages there's a piece of cardboard called a coin fold that comes in two sizes of a penny dime nickel quarter half dollar dollar the new dollars smaller. you will also need to buy a stapler and staples to staple your coin into their plastic window coin fold on looks and keeping your coin collection organized. oh yes and the medium size 3 ring binders to put those pages that will really be nice for keeping your collection organized. this is one of my winter project so I'll be working on this organizing my collection I have so many single... » Read More The coins did not go into these plastic cover pages there's a piece of cardboard called a coin fold that comes in two sizes of a penny dime nickel quarter half dollar dollar the new dollars smaller. you will also need to buy a stapler and staples to staple your coin into their plastic window coin fold on looks and keeping your coin collection organized. oh yes and the medium size 3 ring binders to put those pages that will really be nice for keeping your collection organized. this is one of my winter project so I'll be working on this organizing my collection I have so many single coins it will be a miracle to go sort through them off. « Show Less
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I'd suggest you buy the one with coins already. It might be more expensive but saves time.
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I think it takes 3018, it's the size of a nickle. I'll double check and respond again.
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I think it only counts us currency. The set up is by size of the coin and i don't think there is an option for any other currency than us.
813392
No, on the map, you just pry the cardboard circles out and the coins fit in. You have to fidget with them a little bit, but they fit in nicely. Hope this helps
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.
467333
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.
379808
I'd have to go find one to get an exact, but they are larger than a quarter - not by much. I would say a pretty standard gold coin size. I don't know if that helps?!
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No I am sorry, I don't think coins outside the US work on this. Unless the same size account for the same amount. For instance, a US "dime" is very small but is worth more than a penny ... you see? Foreign coins can be saved in the bank, but the "amount" would probably be incorrect.