150 Coin Wrappers Made in USA & Crimper Wrapper Sealer Tool - Durable Preformed Paper Tubes - Coin wrappars Assorted Rolls Sizes - 60 Quarters, 30 Pennies, 30 Nickels and 30 Dimes Coin Sleeves

I "inherited" a bunch of cans of coins and since most banks don't have counters to make life easier, I needed to invest in a machine that would count and roll for me, since there is too much to do with having a full time job, dogs, and a husband.I don't know what I was expecting, but it wasn't how great these actually are! The bottom is already crimped, which makes things so much easier and very easy to use! They came with 2 crimpers with 2 denominations on each. That took a bit to get the hang of, but made it really nice to to get a more professional look once the coins were rolled.The rolls seem to be pretty strong and hold securely, I got a good amount of each, and they weren't squished in the box so their shapes held up.I would definitely recommend!

These are great. They work excellent with a set of funnel/counters, and the rolling fixture makes nice and tight rolls. I will eventually be making a fixture out of PVC or something that allows me to crimp non pre-crimped paper rolls because that's my only complaint.

Fantastic product for rolling/crimping all your loose change. These work great and are very affordable. Wish I found them sooner.

Great

These are SOOO easy to use. First let me say that the paper used to make the wrappers is nice & sturdy, so they keep their shape so you can easily drop coins in stacked & they don't get messed up and turned around going in to the tube, thus making it faster to fill them. (closeup photo of wrapper). It was super easy to use the twist & crimp tool. I read other reviews before using it, and basically, the thing you have to do is just press it up to the tube, and make sure you twist the tube, while GENTLY pushing down on the crimp tool (push it down against the wrapper SAME TIME you are gently twisting it). Make sure you twist at least a 1/2 turn in each direction continuously to get the best wrap end. It is very easy, and I did not mess any up. If you can see the notch on the right and left side of the tool in the ring (up close photo of the crimp tool), you are placing the wrapper up against those notches, and as you twist and push gently on them, that is what helps to "curl" the wrapper inward to wrap the end. You can feel the wrapper end hit those notches when you place it in the crimp tool before you begin.

So these are pretty cool. I purchased these because regular coin rolls don't hold well unless you tape them up. I collect coins for fun so I end up with a lot of coins I do not want to add to my collection. Once I get over $1000 I roll them up and take them back to the bank. At first I was disappointed because who wants to have to purchase coil rolls when you can get all you want for free at the bank and they don't work well with regular bank rolls and at these prices you may as well save money and go to a coinstar machine. That was until I tried doubling up the bank rolls which works rather well and agian your bank will give you as many as you want for free. It may not look quite as pretty but it holds them nice and tight and if you cut a quarter inch off the bank rolls it comes out even better. Anyway this is a useful one time purchase and if you have rolls of coins you want to save.

check with your bank before purchasing,my bank proceed to rip open 120 wrapped rolls, run it thru there coin counter all because it did have the banks name on the wrappers, failure on my part for not researching on the matter of coin wrappers and bank anal retentiveness. don't get me wrong, these are good wrappers,fairly easy to use, crimps great. please do your research before buying any such products or else just use your own containers and take to the bank. i guess i just threw away over $40 dollars on 2 orders of wrappers and now i have wrappers that can not be used, hard frustrating lesson learned

I was unaware these small black molded end caps even existed until I discover them on Amazon! The kit I received came with two (2) black roll caps with separate sizes on each end. For example: Pennies, dimes, nickels, and quarters.There were included paper wrappers of various sizes to use. The paper wrappers are good quality and one end of each wrapper is already finished with a rolled edge.Once the coins are inserted in the tube just gently place the black cap with the correct size on the open end of the filled wrapper tube and begin to turn the cap like you’re closing a cap on a bottle.The paper end rolls down to a nice finished look.

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