$130 Nickel customer wrapped rolls, $25 customer rolls and $50 in Loomis. Since I live in Michigan. Going to search those Nickels Hard for Variety) DDO and DDRs.Will post my finds!
I'd sure love to look through those myself. My local banks hold onto their rolled coins as an old miser holds onto their wealth.
How much are they?I want one!!!!especially when I have to wrap back up hundreds of pennies after searching this will cut the time by%75
That machine just crimps the end of the roll after you've filled it with coin. Without the machine you can just fold the ends down by hand. The time consuming part is getting the coins counted and into the wraps.
Easy with nickels, I never count anymore... Just weigh the roll. 199 to 201 grams is 40 A little off, I look for the over/underweight coin 194- 196 is 39 Try it folks Works for dimes too Cents, not so much
I use this old coin bank , fill until a coin flows out the top. Slide coin roll on and turn it over and crimp the end.
I agree - I also go by weight with quarters, halves, dollars. And if new rolls are heavy, might contain silver or an extra coin!
At one time there was a dealer in SW Missouri, that I saw using this machine on bags of wheat pennies. He had acquired hundreds of OLD penny wrappers and would put them out as "unsearched rolls". Thankfully the business is no more. Stay safe.
I've got the same one - the vertical slots allow easy counting using a pencil point - most banks will give you the wrappers for free if you have an account https://www.officedepot.com/a/produ...v-ghzfYfG7b9TpJcSvYaAgM_EALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds
hey Amberlarry22 i use to think a $25 box of pennies was a lot..... that load should keep you busy for a day or 3. great looking coins so far i see plus a little silver. that will make your day. good luck friend