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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Mendozaco, post: 1790396, member: 57152&quot;]For me sorting for copper pennies is fun and finding a wheat penny is rewarding. Bringing to life an antique manual sorter and making it function for this purpose was challenging, but not impossible.&nbsp; I wanted to make something simple and portable.&nbsp; I did not want to spend $400 on a Ryedale machine.&nbsp; Althoung, I think it is a great machine, but I wanted something simple and inexpensive for home use.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>I spend less than $18 (including parts) in restoring and painting the Klopp D2 manual counter.&nbsp; My total investment was less than $100 for the manual counter, the electrical coin separator and other misc items.&nbsp; Most items were purchased on ebay.&nbsp; The D2 is cheap on eBay and parts are still available for these old machines.&nbsp;&nbsp; I don&#039;t recommend the electrical klopp machines for this purpose.&nbsp; The electrical counter is to fast for the sorter.&nbsp; </p><p>With the manual counter I clocked and sorted 235 coins per minute.&nbsp; &nbsp; After sorting I can use the same machine to wrap the pennies.</p><p>I made some basic adjustments to increase the count.&nbsp; I will an updated a new video with adjustments and speed count.&nbsp; Thanks for your responses.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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