do you glue the coins in?
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
1387757
They stay in the machine. You have to physically flip the whole thing upside down and shake it until they fall out. Due to how the mechanism which raises the coins works, you should do this while it is on.
367071
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
1926433
Not at all! I've been there with the glue-in bonds, had people constantly noticing them... You just clip these in yourself and then unclip them yourself at the end of the day or night. No damage and they look lovely (and natural, nobody asked if they were extensions like they have in the past). There are great videos on YouTube that show you how to put them in! Good luck!
1045710
No. But the paper roll fits just right in the plastic roll that comes with it. So once it reaches the top, coins start falling off. Then, you know it is done.
1945346
Yes, if you can figure out some way to attach the items to the fabric inside the box. I used glue to attach some items directly to the fabric. Other items (polished stones) I attached by gluing two thumbtacks on the back of each stone and then pressing the ends of the thumbtacks into the fabric. A bit tedious but worked.
367068
This does not come with the holders, they are sold separately. Coins can be put straight in but will easily fall out.
488752
It comes with plastic toy coos but can also use real ones. To start without coins you can also use a sturdy piece of paper and insert then remove from slot
1685652
the coins drop into plastic cylinders. you then open the wrappers and push down on the coins. It can be tricky but not difficult
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.
129632
The holders made of cardboard, with a coin sized round hole, have two problems. One is they tend to have traces of cardboard dust on them, which is acidic, and will burn spots onto your coins over the years. The other is that they need to be stapled closed, ordinary staplers leave the staples sticking out, and they will rub against, and scratch, the coins in the adjacent holder. Coins do not move around easily inside of Saflips.
2216836
I asked my daughter, they did not use glue or tape and it has been up since Christmas, She did indicate that for the top pieces one should use the numbers on the back side of the pieces.
1849557
you put the coin wrappers in the plastic tubes and the coins drop into themit works quite simple....almost foolproof.
818544
you stick a dime in the little notch on the bottom. it's a little bit of a pain.
793892
Yes. Quarters, nickels, pennies, dimes... whatever size coin you feel like using.
600898
You need the Preformed coin wrappers They have them here on amazon. The flat ones won't work. Hope this helps!
511480
I wish they did. No, they don't. They are not big enough to fit the chocolate gold coin in them :)