Nadex 252-Piece Coin Wrapper Set with Coin Sorter Tubes for Easy Organization

Frank: They are on the spot for the amount and easy to use

United States on Nov 26, 2023

TiffiniK.TiffiniK.: So I saw a lot of reviews that almost made me not buy this thingy. Because people are saying the slots are too small for the sleeves to slide in. Well they actually did put enough space in there for the sleeves to slide over the coins. So actually once I got the coins in and looked inside the slot, I seen there was enough space to wiggle the sleeves in, all I took was a coffee stirrer but you can use a pen, a bobby pin a pencil whatever you need to use. Once you get the coins inside, you stick the sleeve over the coins and you will see where it’s stopping from pushing the sleeve all the way down all you have to do is look in and see where it’s stuck at adjust the top coin, like poke a little to the left or to the right wherever u can see it tryna fold and boom the sleeves should slide all the way in over the coins with ease, maybe a little wiggling at the start. But that’s it. You just look inside once all your coins are in the exact spot, see where it’s jamming when u start to slide the sleeve in and adjust the top coin, sleeves slide right down, this made the inverting process 100%easier. So I’m happy with this purchase, thanks Amazon hope this helps someone.

United States on Nov 01, 2023

Jason Pierce: These things are easy to use the boys don’t get stuck sideways a paper to fit right inside of it so when you drop your money and it’s already loaded ready to close up the roller excellent buy

United States on Oct 31, 2023

Michael E. Dingas: The item is made in China. I would prefer an American company but nowhere in the description was this information to be found.

In usage, after you load a sorter with coins carefully shake the sorter up/down to settle any coin not lying flat. Just put your finger over the side slot to avoid shaking out any coins during the process.

I also inserted a used wrapper to see how that might work. Insert the used wrapper with one end closed, closed side down. Make sure the open end is as round as possible and load coins into the hopper. Shake sorter to settle all coins. Use a fingernail to gently probe the slot to ensure you have enough coins.. Hold the sorter as you would with a new wrapper and slide the roll out. Seal the end.

PROS: It does the job and avoids having to manually count out the correct number of coins. I've only rolled 1 stack of pennies so my experience with the product is limited but it works. Lots of wrappers provided and one sorter for 4 different denominations.

CONS: A lower denomination coin will certainly fit into the next higher one. So color-coding sorters is nice but could be improved as follows. Not sure but color coded sorters might...

United States on Jun 08, 2023

SuperTurboExtraGnarly: This cheap kit helped me wrap up 20 years of change (over $800) while watching a few movies.
When I first tried it, it seemed kinda clunky and for the first few rolls I thought I might be able to do it faster without these slotted plastic funnels.
By the end of the pennies I was jamming. After sorting, my method is as follows:

1. Fill coin funnel until overflow happens at less than a 20 degrees from upright/vertical.

2. Set Funnel on it's bottom rest and grab paper wrap. Cohearse the wrap into a tubular shape as much as
possible with a few of finger bang bangs from either side.

3. Grab and hold funnel at about a 30 degree angle from upright with your left hand. Slip your index
finger of your right hand into the wrap up to it's second knuckle.

4. This is where finesse and patience are key. Slip the open end of the wrapper around the coin stack
while making sure the entire circumference has slipped over the first few coins in the tubed stack.

5. With the wrap now started, some force can be applied to slip the wrapper over the entire stack. The
inserted index finger should allow you to distribute most of the pushing force all...

United States on Mar 02, 2023

Sean Jenkins: This device funnels the coins into a plastic cylinder. There is a slot cut into the side of the cylinder that is supposed to correspond to the correct number of coins for rolling and allow any surplus coins to be ejected from the cylinder. However, the slot is not in the correct location- at least not for Canadian coins (and this product was listed on Amazon Canada). Unless you don't mind putting 3-4 extra coins in each roll it's utterly useless.

Canada on Feb 01, 2021