Royal Sovereign Preformed Coin Wrappers. 504 Assortment Pack, Penny, Nickel, Dime, and Quarter Coin Wrappers (FSW-504A)

Royal Sovereign Preformed Coin Wrappers are better quality, because the paper is thicker. I use a Royal Sovereign automatic coin sorter, which by the way is amazing. I bought a ton of coin wrappers, because coins, especially pennies, use up wrappers extremely quickly. Most of those "heavy" paper wrappers are borderline unusable, because they don't crimp well. A few of them I had to tear apart and start over.The Royal Sovereign preformed coin wrappers are perfect! They yield rolls of coins that look just like what you would get from a bank. I also bought a plastic twister on Amazon that rolls the ends of the wrappers...giving the finished coin rolls a professional look. The bank that I use never questions the rolls that I bring them, because they look (and are) exactly like the coin rolls that they use. In the future these are the only coin wrappers that I'm going to purchase. A QUALITY thick paper preformed wrapper makes the job of sorting and rolling coins MUCH easier.

You get a lot, for not a lot of money. I collect change and decided to purchase some coin wraps for all of them to keep them tidy and easy to tell which is which. This has to be the best deal for these you could ever get, you get 504 which is basically lifetime, for around 15 dollars. They’re very sturdy and not made of cheap material, plus one side is already closed for you. They’re easy to use and don’t bend when you’re loading the coins in wether each a machine or yourself, I’ve done both. They’re worth every penny, I won’t be needing anymore for a long time

I know a coin wrapper is only a piece of paper and should be no big deal. But if you’re going to get an automated coin sorter that you expect to sort your coins into preformed wrappers why would you save a few cents and get an off brand wrapper? It made sense to me that if I expected my Royal Sovereign motorized sorter to work properly I would use their brand of wrappers.While I resist paying anything at all to wrap my coins which automatically reduces the value of anything I have it still is a better deal than using the machines that take a large commission just to take your coins off your hands. These were reasonable per wrapper and the main point is they fit and work properly with their brand of sorter.While there is nothing unique or special about them one thing to know is that the actual box of pre-formed wrappers is much larger than the illustration makes it look. It is over a foot high. But every wrapper inside was perfectly round and every one of them worked as it should. For that reason I like them and would get them again.

I took this product out of the box and proceeded to wrap over $2K in long stored change of every denomination. I had read mixed reviews regarding it's performance and was a little hesitant at first... The secret is... just add coins at a reasonable pace! There were many reviews suggesting the unit jammed frequently. That has NOT been my experience at all. By adding coins in, almost continuously but at a controlled pace, the machine jammed twice over $2,000... and took less than 60 seconds to clear the jam. I absolutely recommend this product wholeheartedly... and this is the first positive internet review I've ever posted. I usually don't post unless I'm extremely upset... or extremely happy with a product. This is honestly the first time I've been compelled by a product to post a raving review. If you're in the market for a reasonably priced change sorting machine... this is, far and away, an outstanding value. Just be reasonable with the speed in which you add your coins and you won't be disappointed!! Love it!!

Hey All,These are very light weight and need to be handled with care. Crimping tools do not work well with these wrappers. They were very easy to fill by hand and quickly do a four fold crimp when completed with a light tap on a table top to set the folds. I also used them successfully with my Cassida 200 Coin Counter/Sorter/Wrapper Machine. These wrappers never caused a jam-up but I must say that the Cassida 200 caused a few jams and was frustrating to say the least.These are a good (Light Weight) Wrapper. Do not recommend these if you are going to bulk store these in canvas bank bags! Not strong enough for that use because they break down but in coin storage boxes, placed in the vertical or horizontal positions works well. I recommend these wrappers...R/ Kent

Not only are tube diameters right on the mark for efficient loading, the absence of lay-flat folds presents a true target circle for loading, which in turn speeds up the process. Naturally, it's a box of air and takes a lot of storage space, but the performance of the tubes during loading makes up for that inconvenience many times over. The single pre-rolled end also speeds loading. All in all, they're a nice advantage when sorting and packaging coins. They're intended for use in a sorting machine, but are a great help in manual processing as well.

Product is pretty much what you would expect from coin wrappers. I bought these to tidy up my change bucket after I ran out of some that I just happened to have picked up from a local store. These are very thin and the rolled end, the one with the preformed round edge, began unraveling on a few of the wrappers. They still worked fine, but they don't feel as secure in holding the coins as the thicker version from the store.

I bought these and the $11 paid for itself with the pennies alone I had saved. But, I think $11 was a little steep for a price.I will say these money rolls are very sturdy.I was going to buy a coin sorter also but these arrived first so I cancelled the coin sorter order.

The ONLY complaint is you get a bunch of penny rollers that are basically garrrrbage! We don’t have pennies in Canada anymore so alter your product to accommodate the loonies and toonies in their place. Just saying.But otherwise they are great sturdy rollers and made rolling awhile lot easier.

Very easy to use with Royal Sovereign coin sorter but in a 2 step process. Once you have marked the coin cylinders to indicate the correct number of coins needed in each roll, it is easy to insert the paper coin wrapper into the cylinder to transfer the coins. Had there been printed marks on the paper coin wrappers to indicate the correct amount of coins, the wrappers could have been put in the cylinders before the sorting process, making it a 1 step process and a 5 star rating.

The coin wraps worked ok but the coin sorter itself jammed quite often with pennies and dimes.So we returned both. In the future we would probably buy the same brand however we would consider acquiring a more expensive model assuming it would perform more reliably.

I bought this item as I could not find penny wrappers anywhere else. The box came as promised and has lots of every kind of coin wrapper.

I used these to wrap many surplus coins and they work well. Coins drop into preformed wrapper easily.