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These are four color-coded plastic tubes, one each for pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters. You drop coins into a tube until the excess spills out the side slot, then slide the stack into a crimped-end wrapper. They are a manual, no-battery alternative to a digital coin sorter and cost far less, but they only fill wrappers and do not count or total anything. They suit households, small shops and anyone who rolls coins by hand.
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Lowest price we've seen: $26.99 on Nov 9 at Staples. Tracked across 2 stores since Nov 9.
Buyers of this type of tube describe it as a simple, sturdy way to roll coins without a machine. Most praise the snug fit with standard wrappers and the color coding; the common complaint is that it is slower than expected and useless without the right wrappers.
These coin counting tubes are made for use with crimped end coin wrappers. Each tube is made of strong, abrasion-resistant, precision-molded plastic and has one coin compartment. The tubes come in assorted colors.
To use a tube, drop coins into it until the excess spills out of its slot. The pack includes four tubes, one each for pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters.
