Cash and Coin Handling Tray - Money Sorting Tray with 6 Compartments for U.S. Coins with Bill Tray - 32 Coin Wrappers Included

Just what I was needing to cash out my drawer at the end of the day. Makes it so much easier than stacking coins. Makes it easy to see if you have enough coins to roll. Loved it so much, I bought a second one.

The tray was a gift for a young child learning to handle cash. It's very handy. Fits in a drawer. It has nice, clear markings to help keep track of the number of coins.

This product is Very nicely assembled and well manufactured, the coin marks are all correct and the cash tray fit's the dollars perfect. The price is a little high compared to other similar products but I am glad I picked this one.

I love this coin counter, I first saw in my bank and saw how easy counting coins was with it. So now I have it. It has made my life so much easier. Now I can separate bills quickly and flawlessly organize coins. So happy with this product. Just wish it had come with a lid for transporting it to whereI need it.

This is a perfect way to keep a small amount of cash and coins organized. I got it for my young daughter to help her keep track of and count her change. Works great for that purpose.

It seemed like a space saving neat organizational solution to handling and triaging cash and coins but in practice it left a lot to be desired.(1) You need to come up with a box or some sort or a drawer system to contain the tray. As is, it is practically useless. The coin tray will not sit flush against what would be the ceiling of your DIY box. As a result, the coins can become dislodged during transit, etc. They don't stay put. A corresponding top layer tray should have been designed to completely seal the coin compartment and prevent fall out.(2) There are no metal clips for the compartments that store bills. Without it, they too can fly off if the unit is flipped.It could have been a great solution without these faults.

"Condition: Used - Very Good - Item will come repackaged."I don't know WHAT happened to the original packaging box. It's clearly some sort of liquid damage, but I'm not sure it was water, because it smells very strongly of perfume, and whatever it was soaked one of the dime wrappers and leached half the green pigment off of it, depositing it as greenish residue in some of the trays, and rinsing it produced an abnormal amount of foam, even in some otherwise clean-looking trays.Apparently, shoving this entire mess into a bag and sealing it is Amazon's idea of repackaging???Most of the residue eventually washed off, and the tray is otherwise physically fine. Good size for where I've put it, very convenient for coins, survived whatever the hell it went through.Still smells faintly of perfume, though.

It’s for my mom who does fundraising.