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| |  | | Home » Royal Sovereign 4-Row Digital Automatic Electronic Coin Sorter (FS-4000) | | | | | | | Description: | | Royal Sovereign 4-Row Digital Automatic Electronic Coin Sorter | | | Features: | |
• The Royal Sovereign FS-4000 automatic 4-row digital coin sorter quickly and accurately sorts 312 coins per minute.
• Coin tubes automatically adjust to fill the next empty tube allowing for hands-free operation.
• The collection opening holds up to 600 coins. Anti-jamming device allows coins to be sorted accurately.
• The LCD display shows the amount and dollar value of the coins sorted.
• Easily open cover to remove unsortable coins. Coin tubes and starter coin wrappers included.
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 11.8 inches | | Product Width:
| 7.2 inches | | Product Height:
| 10.2 inches | | Product Weight:
| 7.5 pounds | | Package Length:
| 14.3 inches | | Package Width:
| 11.7 inches | | Package Height:
| 8.5 inches | | Package Weight:
| 8.6 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 8 reviews |
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13 of 13 found the following review helpful:
 B-Feb 22, 2010
By Daniel Joyner
Its ok. for the amount that I paid for it ($100, the retail is like $275 so I THOUGHT I got a deal) I wish it worked better. It Jams, but I couldnt blame the machine itself. There were some pennies that were stuck together for some reason. But there were times were I would walk away, and come back to find pennies all over the place, like the machine had some difficulty sorting them, but they slipped though the "gate" and just started "spilling" out. So I had to clean that mess up a few times. Also the thing just reset to zero without me touching it. I was sorting a lot of coins, and I dont know if it got to 999.99 or what, but next thing I know the thing stops and the counts are all zero, and there is nothing in the total tally. So that was annoying. The whole reason I spent that much was to count my money
now Im going to have to count the rolls by hand. I also have to check the rolls for too many or too little coins. I haven't seen much contamination (I did see one penny roll with a dime in it). But I have found a few penny rolls 1 penny short, which maybe in the grand scheme of things doesn't really matter, but I am counting change here. The Quaters sorted flawlessly, Dimes were next in terms of flawlessness, Nickles, had a few mishaps, and you know about the pennies. There is no Dollar coin slot which I kind of wish there were, but I only had 24 dollar coins so maybe it probably wouldn't have even filled up a sleeve. There is NO OVER FLOW basin. So when there is a Jam, you have to take the coins out open up the apparatus and take the jamming coin out. The Jams did not break the machine though which I imagine for the cheaper machines, might be the case. Anyways, I got my coins sorted, possibly over 1000$ worth (half a 5 gallon jug), although I don't really know because the thing reset!!! the last count I tallied totaled $884.89 then after the reset It counted $41)
11 of 11 found the following review helpful:
 Royal Sovereign 4-Row Digital Automatic Electronic Coin SorterNov 14, 2010
By Brock Roshon
A couple of years ago, my "late" grandma started giving me her change after she came home from someplace where she bought something. My mom found out one day and she started doing the same. It was at that time I decided I needed a coin sorter but the only thing I could find at that time were digital change jars, so at that time I bought 4 to separate my Pennies, Nickels, Dimes, and Quarters.
Earlier this year I found a coin sorter similar to this one but it was expensive, so I waited to see what else I could find if anything.
I was about to buy the expensive coin sorter when I found this one. I like several things about this coin sorter. I like that its electric and not battery powered, that you can see how many of each coins you have in their slots, that when one of the trays is full the machine stops, moves to the next empty slot and starts up again, and that it come with pre-formed wrappers in the box.
I would recommend this product for anyone whose hobby is collecting and wrapping change.
9 of 9 found the following review helpful:
 coin sorterOct 10, 2010
By cope's stuff
Did not work very long before breaking (won't count quarters anymore). Cost to repair is almost as much as cost to replace. I would not buy again, or recommend to anyone else.
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Very DisappointingJan 02, 2011
By P. Dunlap
"coffee princess"
This was my husband's Christmas present. I thought I had found the perfect gift! He spent 2 or 3 hours trying to wrap coins. It jammed so much that he spent more time unjamming it than he spent wrapping coins. It is very difficult to get the coins out once it has jammed. We packed it up the same day to send it back. I wound up buying hand sorting trays and wrappers for much less money. It was actually faster and less aggravating to wrap the change this way than to keep unjamming the electronic sorter. How much does one have to pay for a sorter to actually have it work? I would have thought that $140 for an electric coin sorter should have been enough. This thing retails for about $300. I am glad I do not have a vending machine business!
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Don't waste the moneyAug 02, 2011
By Livinginthekeys
I purchased two for light use in business. One had to be exchanged immediately. Within 6 months, both are trash. These machines miscount coins, cannot distinguish between denominations, and jam almost every use. Very, very disappointed.
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