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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;NOS, post: 1374840, member: 2098&quot;]I lose approximately 0% due to counting errors because I count and re-roll all of my coins myself. What this means is even if I am shorted a roll I won&#039;t lose a cent because I will put that exact amount right back into the roll. Sometimes I empty out coins from many rolls into a pile to go through, other times I go through rolls one at a time to make re-rolling easier or to check for accuracy. I went through a few rolls of pennies today that only had 47 or 48 cents in it, I&#039;m not losing out on money due to incompetency from the people who turned them in that way. If I use a counting machine I will have no choice but to eat the loss. Canadian coins that I find in rolls and don&#039;t want will be rejected by these machines as well, atleast with hand rolling I can put them back into rolls to avoid taking a loss.</p><p><br /></p><p>I just don&#039;t know why re-rolling isn&#039;t more popular on here. Maybe using machines has developed into a form of habit or routine for roll searchers but is it really worth the headache of using counting machines that jam up and get full all the time? I can re-roll an entire box within a reasonably short amount of time by counting in three&#039;s. Before you know it you&#039;ve reached 40 or 50 coins and they&#039;re ready to be put in a roll.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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