Money Miser

By Gayle Parks on
  • 4.0
Reviewing: Money Miser Coin Counter
Purchased at: Mail Order     Price: $15.00 USD

If you empty your pockets everyday and have a jar of coins on your dresser than you might be interested in the Money Miser. It is a motorized coin sorter. You drop coins into the top, turn it on and it automatically sorts the coins into slots and drops them into coin rollers. It works well for the everyday person who just has extra coins to roll but it is not for high volume use. I use it to sort and roll the coins my husband collects thru out the month just from emptying his pockets everyday. It does have some shortcomings. First, as I said it is not for high volume use. Second, you still have to count the coins to assure you get the right amount into the rollers and Third, it only works with the stiff kind of rollers, the kind that have one end rolled. Otherwise, it does a good job of at least sorting the coins and getting them into the rollers so it is a time saving device. It certainly pays for itself with the first $15.00 worth of coins you sort and roll. You can check it out yourself online...just Google Money Miser.

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Gayle Parks
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I am a 45 year woman living my version of the good life. Now that my children are grown, I have two, a daughter and...
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scoobydoo

Rolling has always been a bummer. We save change for Disney and this sounds like it might be one to check into.

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Chocollette

I love time saving devices & this sounds like it!!

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MaggieM

I always wondered how well these work. I save all my change and yes it takes quite awhile just to sort it out. Guess this could save me a little bit of time.

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Joan Young

I just can't bring myself to spend money on some machine to count my coins. I'm just too stingy!

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randomreviews

I agree. I'd rather just cash it in with those coin machines at some grocery stores

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theuniGuy

if u need to count coins aswell, best to use a small set of scales :), just what the banks do.

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MrsSpy

This is such an interesting product. Hope I can find one like this. I will definitely check this out. Thanks for sharing.

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