Does it count the total value of the coins?

The listed features cover sorting and batch stopping, not a value total. It stops at a set piece count per coin type rather than adding up dollars.

What does the preset batch setting do?

You set a count from 0 to 999 pieces and the machine stops when that many coins of a type have passed, so you get a full roll without counting by hand.

Does it remember my batch settings?

Yes. The memory function keeps your saved batch preferences between uses, so you do not re-enter them each session.

Which coins does it sort?

Pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters and dollar coins, each into its own output.

How many coins fit at once?

Up to 1,500 coins onboard. For larger batches you empty the outputs and keep feeding.

About 13.39 by 11.81 by 11.02 inches and roughly 9.7 lb, so it needs a dedicated spot on a desk or counter.

Bestcore Five-Coin-Type Preset-Batch Coin Sorter Machine

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Bestcore Five-Coin-Type Preset-Batch Coin Sorter Machine

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Our take on the Bestcore Five-Coin-Type Preset-Batch Coin Sorter Machine

The Bestcore Five-Coin Preset-Batch Coin Sorter is a desktop machine that sorts pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters and dollar coins into separate outputs. Its preset batch settings run from 0 to 999 pieces and stop the machine at a full roll count, and the saved settings carry over between sessions. The 1,500-coin onboard capacity suits households, small retailers and anyone who handles cash in volume. Against basic sorters that only separate coins, the batch-stop and memory features are its main edge; it is a sorter, not a counter that totals value on screen.

Best forHouseholds with a coin jar to clearSmall retailers and cash-handling staffRolling coins for bank depositsAnyone sorting mixed US coins in bulk

Pros

Sorts five US coin types into separate outputs
Preset batch stops at a full roll count
Saved batch settings persist between sessions
Handles up to 1,500 coins onboard
Compact footprint for a desktop

Cons

No value total or running count display mentioned
9.7 lb is heavy to move around
Dollar coins are less common in everyday change
Batch range tops out at 999 pieces

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Bestcore Five-Coin-Type Preset-Batch Coin Sorter Machine price history

Lowest price we've seen: $133.99 on Nov 2 at Macy's. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 2.

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Sorts pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters, and dollar coins into separate outputs
Preset batch settings from 0 to 999 pieces stop the machine at a full roll count
Saved batch settings carry over between sessions
Onboard capacity for up to 1500 coins
Approx. dimensions: 13.39" x 11.81" x 11.02"
Approx. weight: 9.70 lb.

Materials: Plastic, metal
Care: Wipe clean
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About the Bestcore Five-Coin-Type Preset-Batch Coin Sorter Machine

The Bestcore coin sorter machine sorts pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters, and dollar coins into separate outputs. It holds up to 1,500 coins at a time and has a compact footprint.

Preset batch settings run from 0 to 999 pieces. The machine stops automatically when a batch reaches a full roll count. It saves your batch settings, so they carry over between uses.

The body is made of plastic and metal. To clean it, wipe it down.

Coin types: Pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters, dollar coins
Capacity: Up to 1,500 coins
Batch presets: 0 to 999 pieces
Memory: Saves batch settings between uses
Material: Plastic, metal
Dimensions: Approx. 13.39" x 11.81" x 11.02"
Weight: Approx. 9.70 lb
Care: Wipe clean

Questions and answers

Does it count the total value of the coins?: The listed features cover sorting and batch stopping, not a value total. It stops at a set piece count per coin type rather than adding up dollars.
What does the preset batch setting do?: You set a count from 0 to 999 pieces and the machine stops when that many coins of a type have passed, so you get a full roll without counting by hand.
Does it remember my batch settings?: Yes. The memory function keeps your saved batch preferences between uses, so you do not re-enter them each session.
Which coins does it sort?: Pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters and dollar coins, each into its own output.
How many coins fit at once?: Up to 1,500 coins onboard. For larger batches you empty the outputs and keep feeding.
How big is it?: About 13.39 by 11.81 by 11.02 inches and roughly 9.7 lb, so it needs a dedicated spot on a desk or counter.
Where is the Bestcore Five-Coin-Type Preset-Batch Coin Sorter Machine cheapest?: At Macy's, for $133.99, as of our latest check.