J Mark 400 Neatly-Packed Flat Coin Roll Wrappers Assorted, Made in USA, (Quarters, Dimes, Nickels, Pennies), ABA Striped Kraft Paper Coin Rolls Wrappers, Includes J Mark Deposit Slip

My Dad died and left behind 15 years worth of pocket change in 43 jars. It has given me something fun to do for these winter evenings. I called my bank and they will only accept rolled coins, not loose. It's gonna take me at least 5 trips to the bank due to the sheer weight of it all (5K mostly in quarters). Tip: Put the quarters and nickels in stacks of 20, then take a roll and put one stack through the first end and one stack through the other end. Do the same for pennies and dimes except use stacks of 25.

How can one be excited about coin wrappers??!! Well, I am! I still like to wrap my own coins/extra change that we accumulate over time. Banks no longer provide customers with coin wrappers so we have to buy our own. I have bought coin wrappers for years, from many different sources, and I have to say that I really, really appreciate this vendors approach. First you get plenty of wrappers for each coin, so many times I end up with 50 penny wrappers and 5 quarter wrappers - and I was afraid that was going to be what I found when I opened this order - but I was so happy when that wasn't the case and each coin had plenty of wrappers; and the best part?! They shipped each coin wrapper group (quarters, pennies, nickels, dimes) in a little re-closable baggies instead of just a loose assortment!!! All my wrappers are neat and orderly, I have plenty for each coin, I can take out the number of wrappers I need and still keep the remaining wrappers nice and organized! Yay!

Imagine being a 20 something money tight college kid. You could use a coin machine, but those take anywhere from 10-20% of your hard saved coins. Well, wrapping machines cost a lot of money, so you decide to just order the sleeves. Sleeves come in and you panic. How will I ever wrap 80 something dollars of change. Do not fear, instructions on the most time efficient way of wrapping coins are here! Also there is a mint. Every free calorie counts since you just moved into your apartment. Oh look, a thank you note! Someone on this earth actually took the time to let you know they appreciate you. Great product, great company!

Marvelous! I have a coin machine before that had problems that I kept repairing the machine. So I was expecting to buy an industrial coin machine that was better than the one I had before. I did some research into industrial coin machines before I purchase this one. It is doing the work I need done and it is marvelous. I will be ordering more coin rollers for it so look out for my orders. I hope things don't change drastically with being able to purchase things from Amazon because this was the problem we were having 10 years before Amazon rolled out. People that could repair things couldn't get the parts to things people that needed items couldn't get that particular item they have to shop all over the place to find a certain items now with Amazon if you know what you need you just type in the word and the item comes up and you have a choice of what you want. Please never change this this is what America needs the power to get what you want when you want it without having to spend a lot of money trying to find it. Please don't get greedy! Serve the customers as you are doing you're doing a marvelous job ! THIS IS WHAT AMERICA IS ALL ABOUT, satisfaction of qualities ! Now when I say America, I think and say Amazon!

These J Mark 1000 Neatly-Packed Flat Coin Roll Wrappers are fantastic. I know people will not like that they're not preformed, but I like the fact that they don't take up a lot of storage space -- especially since I have leftovers. Though I had to "Form" them, I had no issue using them with my plastic tube coin counter. Plus, I don't have to worry about them flattening or unraveling or getting stuck inside one another. One other thing I appreciate is that they are made of good quality paper and won't come undone on their own. And, they're long enough to fit the full roll of coins and still be fully covered on the ends. I compare this to a free set I received that were just barely long enough to fit the rolls and did not cover fully on the ends (less than a quarter inch of "leftover" to fold over *both* ends (and the paper was cheap). If one shook something rolled in those wrappers, it would open from the weight of the coins. -- Yes, I know you get what you pay for. Which brings me to another item in the "pro" column, the price! This set of wrappers was less than other bundles with fewer overall wrappers and lesser quality paper. (Current price is even lower than what I paid.) My only negative is the mix in the bundle. The description is very clear, so I am not faulting that. I knew what I was getting count-wise, and it is a good mix for the most part. However, I knew I would need more penny and quarter wrappers than dime and nickel. For my needs, I would rather have had 100 (even 150) fewer of each of the dime and nickel wrappers and 200-300 more penny wrappers. Overall, I would purchase this set again -- and am tempted at the lower price (but at this point I really only need penny and, maybe, some quarter wrappers). I will seek J Mark when purchasing more penny wrappers.