COIN MATE Pocket Organizer Change Holder - Great Gifts for Mens Wallet, Womens Purse, Double Sided Slots for U.S. Quarters, Dimes, Nickels, Pennies, Euros, 2018 Money Organizer for Car Travel

I admit it: I'm old fashioned. For years, I've used small colorful plastic change holders to hold my pocket change. They work but the plastic gets hard with age and I hate holding up cash register lines while I'm rooting through them for the exact change I need.I decided to try this device out. I like that I can keep this in my car and switch it to my pocket when I exit. It keeps my change sorted out and it's easy to dispense what I need. The pricing is excellent!Unfortunately, it's not fully thought out. The device as a whole could easily have been made smaller in diameter and still be just as effective. As it is, it's a bit too large in my pocket. The plastic is flimsy and it could have been made out of a more durable plastic. I feel it will break easily if dropped. The rotating locking outer sleeve has no resistance to movement and it too easily rotates while in your pocket allowing coins to exit.Sadly, I can't tell you how many times I've said this before: I would gladly pay more for a well-designed product. Chabuduo, and marketing wienies looking to cut costs, strike again.

I purchased two of these; one to keep only quarters and the other to keep other small change. Each compartment holds about 10 dimes or pennies, and eight or nine nickles or quarters before you can't use the compartment on the other side. That is, this load on one side makes it impossible to load on the facing side, as it is just a spring between the two compartment bases.Good:These are very convenient for storing coins in the car; I have a holder beneath my dash and put both of these there. When I need quick change, it is very easy to find the right coins; no more scrambling around with loose change!Not so good:I found that the twist-blocker on the side works inconsistently. Sometimes when you twist the side to block the coins from falling out of the compartment it gets stuck in one position or the other and takes more effort than you'd expect to turn it smoothly. Conversely, sometimes it slips "open" after being placed in a pocket and exposes the coins. The only other hassle is that pennies and dimes are harder to remove than quarters and nickles; the former are thin and smaller than the compartment space so sometimes when you try to remove the coin by using your thumb, you end up pressing it further down almost into the base. The latter are larger, thicker coins and they slip out easily.I would still recommend this for the convenience of storing coins, especially in your car. I would not trust it in my pocket given the inconsistent behavior of the side panel to block the coin compartments.

I'm sure it works fine. As an added bonus, it can make a neat little Frisbee or a rolling disc on the floor for pets to chase I guess. For my use cases, it didn't work to hold a specific type of token. Apparently most tokens don't use quarters, because *to hell with that logical choice*. So I had to go with a old man coin purse instead, and now I gained 10 years in age.

Worth buying a few at a time because they don't hold a ton but they do what they say they do and very convenient for me to keep from loose change float around my center console.

Probably the best coin carrier/organizer I've found. It's two sided with one side being all quarters (smart...no?) and the other standard 4: quarter dime etc. The plastic isn't the brittle kind. This has more of a soft pvc feel to it. Theres no feeling of edges or angles on it. It slips into tight jeans easily. An outer ring rotates to lock in the coins. It hasn't broken on me yet like how many other of these coin carrying plastic gimmicks I've bought over the years. It might break tomorrow but it gets an excellent review today. Your millage may varry

Practico para cargar monedas!!! Me gustó mucho!! Buena calidad.

Holds a good bit of change and makes it easy to find which one you're looking for. Only problem is the thickness of it makes it kinda bulky in the pocket. It also has many more slots for quarters than other coins but you could load up one side of whatever coin you want but then you can't put any quarters into that side.

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