Cassida C200 Coin Sorter, Counter And Roller - Money Counting Machine Review

We took about an hour and a half sorting 256 dollars worth of coin. The machine was fast but we took our time to actually recount coin again separately to check for accuracy and pour over the manual carefully as we went. The machine is accurate. We ran through some, not all, of the processes and found using the Cassida user-manual pretty easy to work with. Still have yet to try the coin wrapper type sorting but did read that the machine will stop before the number of coins exceeds the roll…

This coin machine gets used in an office setting 2-4 times per month. It seems to be pretty accurate but you have to make sure to check if any coins fell thru prior to turning it on, otherwise you are wondering and recounting. I’ve used the coin rolling feature a couple of times and it works fine but I was only rolling quarters. The most irritating thing is that the coin sorter cups are not securely anchored in. You bump the machine and the cups are falling out. Once it even kicked the cup for…

This Cassida C300 coin counter is as close as you will get to perfect outside of purchasing a commercial machine similar to what you might find in your local bank.I will share my experience using this machine. I am not a business owner, just making the point here that I don't have the need to regularly count coins as a business owner would. I store away my loose change when I have it and at some point want to count and roll up my coins to take to the bank.First I will say that this machine is…

I looked at several of these coin counters. I decided on this one in the end. And am very glad that I did. We use this in a small business to count our coins. So far we have used it to count over $5000.00 in penny's, nickels, dimes and quarters. And through all that we found only one penny and two dimes mixed up. Unbelievable how well this thing works.

Works very well except when it comes to pennies. The occasional penny will not load properly and go rolling across the table.

This machine makes counting change fun, it's extremely accurate and really easy to use. Make sure you use quality wrappers.

We use this machine twice a week to count hundreds of dollars worth of coins from vending machines in our laundromat. I bought it as an upgrade to the Royal Sovereign FS-44p (which was also a workhorse, but I got tired of jamming caused by $1 coins). Observations below:PROs- Very reliable, does not jam- Coins DOLLAR coins- Co

This coin counter is awesome. It blasts through sorting coins perfectly. I had numerous jars of coins saved up for 15 or so years. I had mixed in Euro coins and other non-us coins as well. I needed to sort through everything then roll and take to the bank. One of the things that really sets this unit apart is the drop in coin trays. The machine blasts through sorting and dropping the right coin in the right bucket. It is very easy to visually inspect to confirm sorting is accurate and let me…

I did have a few issues when I started using this machine. I was using it to wrap several hundred dollars worth of coins and it was consistently overfilling the tubes. I reset the machine a few times and have not had any issues since.Overall it is a great machine that makes sorting/wrapping coins an absolute breeze.

This change counter is a huge time saver! Worth every penny spent on it. Would buy again and recommend to everyone! May require a power source to use!

Works nice so far will see how long it last these days seems like every thing you buy is junk for too filler. But as of now this product is good. Will up date in future thanks

This works fairly well and the handful of times I hand counted to check for accuracy it has passed the test. It handles quarters and nickels like a champ. However, it does NOT handle pennies or dimes very well. The couple of times I tried to roll them, they were flying out all over the place.I've used other products on the market and am overall happy with the Cassida performance. Just wish it was better given it's high price point.