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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Mendozaco, post: 1796593, member: 57152&quot;]Thanks for the responses.&nbsp; An average $25.00 box can retrieve upto $7 dollars in copper or $15.08 melt value per coinflaction.com.&nbsp; 7 to 10 wheats and an average of 5 Canadian pennies.&nbsp;&nbsp; I got lucky last week and found a VF20 1912S penny a $40 value in the redbook.&nbsp; You can&#039;t beat finding a $40 or 101 years coin for face value.</p><p><br /></p><p>gxseries the total cost is less than $100 and you can use the counter to wrap pennies, nickles, dimes and quarter after.&nbsp; The price on the coin counter are increasing on ebay.&nbsp; Last week I wanted to buy a second machine and the highest bid was $88+.&nbsp; I finally got a machine for $92.&nbsp; FYI, An average 50 cent wrap weights 155.1 grams or $1.08 melt value for those who prefer the $$$.</p><p><br /></p><p>Laundry??&nbsp; Dude it separate the whites from the color.&nbsp; Keep rocking...[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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