Burst Resistant Preformed Quarter Coin Roll Wrappers, Made in USA, 60-Count Heavy Duty Cartridge-Style Coin Roller Tubes, Includes J Mark Coin Deposit Slip

I like these because there are a lot more sturdy than other ones i've thought. They go into my coin roller without bending and hold up very well. I seem to get a lot more pennies than I do dimes, quarters kama or nickles. So why will definitely be by these again.

Exactly what I wanted, these kind are the best.

Easy to Use

No penny rollers in Canada and banks only take pennies if they are rolled

Good

It's a disappearing job anymore, yes I was a paperboy in the late 1950's. I had a morning route and an evening route, many of my customers getting both morning and evening editions. Then there was the Holy Grail, the Sunday Route. So what does this have to do with coin rolls? On Saturday when I did "Collections", nearly all of my customers paid in cash; do the math. The Newspaper company provided us with the shoddy construction paper tubes that broke easily.Well these days, there aren't any paperboys, nobody pays with quarters for anything anymore. BUT!!! A whole lot of paperboys still have lots of quarters stashed away. Just sayin. Now I ask you old paperboys, do you like using the old folded tubes that your manager gave you back then, or do you want a quality storage solution ata low price?Nuff said

They are nice and sturdy. I liked that they came separated and in a single size. I have way too many rolls I don't need for my purposes and came all stacked together so I have to dig and hope I still have a penny rolls inside a nickel roll, inside a quarter roll, with a dime roll I have to fish out of it. They are very snug but they do all fit in a $25 dollar box. I like that too as I have had rolls that I cant fit 1 to 1 and flat paper rolls leave space for the rolls to rattle around which makes the bank question if you have a full box.

Works as good as the other higher brands.