Royal Sovereign 1-Row Manual Coin Sorter

400 Coin CapacityCounts 300 coins/min - Blue

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Manual coin sorter features an extra large capacity so you can insert up to 400 coins in the collection opening. The machine does not require batteries or AC power. Simply crank the handle manually and watch the coins sort directly into the wrappers. Precise internal sorting design ensures that all coins are sorted accurately. Coin sorter sorts 300 coins per minute and can handle pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters. Lightweight design allows you to sorter easily.

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Product Information

Product Type	Coin Sorter
Dimensions	9.88" Height x 8.88" Width x 9.63" Depth
Manufacturer Part Number	MS1
Manufacturer Website Address	www.royalsovereign.com
Shipping Weight	2.90 lb
Color	Blue
Features	Crank Handle
Product Name	1-Row Manual Coin Sorter
Brand Name	Royal Sovereign
Currency Capacity	400 Coin
Count Speed	300 coins/min
Recycled	No
Recycled Content	0%
Post-consumer-waste%	0%
Assembly Required	No
Configuration	1 Row

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2009

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4.0

Simple is Easy!

By Elwood Fuel

from Elwood, IN

Pros

Easy to use
Reliable

Cons

Capacity is small

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Comments about Royal Sovereign 1-Row Manual Coin Sorter:

I own a gas station and I hate rolling change. I've used everything from the huge fancy change sorters right down to the cheap battery operated ones and I have demolished every one of them. When I saw this little gem I figured I would have to give it a try too.

I'm so glad I did. Because it's not motor driven, I can stop sorting just as soon as something goes wrong. If a coin gets sideways in the slot it only takes a little jiggle to get it loose and resume sorting. The case is clear so you can see what's going on and correct any problems before they start (like fish out the odd stuff that somehow always makes it into the change bags).

I'm not much for taking time to review things, but this was certainly worth the effort. The only thing that could improve this machine was if it took the change to the bank for me!