Preformed Coin Wrappers 100 PCS Coin Rolls Wrappers Assorted for Quarter, Dime, Nickel, and Penny Coin Wrappers

These wrappers make coin wrapping so easy! They are sturdy enough so that the coins just slide in. I can’t say enough good about these wrappers. They are very well made and the price is right!

Well made and sturdy coin rolls. Helps so much with saving all of the loose change lying around the house. Easy to use. I like that they are pre rolled and all I have to do is put the correct amount of coins in and closing the other end.

These coin wrappers are good quality and easy to use with our old coin sorter. They work much better than the wrappers you get from the bank which are flat and much more difficult to use. Recommended

I hadn’t seen any of these in a long time, so I snatched them up when I came across them. Like many people, I tend to not use spare change when I go into stores and pay cash, which means I instead amass a huge collection of coins that eventually weigh down my purse for it enough to qualify as a hand weight as I run errands, equal to a trip to the gym. When I do finally clear it all out of my purse, I wind up with huge piles of coins all over the house, and with it all loose like that, I’m more reluctant to use it to pay for anything. For some odd reason, though, I don’t feel the same way when it’s wrapped. Plus, of course, the bank wants it that way if I take the change there. I actually had fun finding out how much cash we had just laying around, and it reminded me of being a kid and helping my dad wrap up spare change to take to the bank. Problem with change solved. Now I just need to remember to put them in my purse to use somewhere soon.

These “shotgun” coin rolls are better than the standard flat paper coin rolls, but their quality is average, and the packaging is poor.WHAT YOU GET150 coin rolls (50 quarter, 30 dime, 30 nickel and 30 penny). 30 of the quarter rolls have the dime, nickel and penny rolls slid inside of them.PACKAGING AND QUALITYThese rolls are packaged in a flimsy box that was poorly taped for transport. I do not know if this a manufacturer issue or a delivery issue, but the boxes are not suitable for mailing. When I saw the packaging method, I wasn’t surprised that the USPS delivered this item was ultimately received in a plastic bag with post-office “apology” stickers pasted on the bag. Fortunately, the rolls (all exposed after busting out of the box) were still useable and only 1 penny and 1 dime roll were missing. I will not factor the packing into the overall rating of this product, but it should be noted.The quality of the paper in the rolls is sturdy and sufficiently glued. My biggest issue with these rolls is the crimped ends on many of them have excess paper that pushes up into the tube. The excess paper tends to make the coins lean in the tube. Pushing the coins down can even things out, but the bunching caused by this shortens the tube’s capacity … less paper to fold at the end.For my purpose (exchanging rolls at banks for coin-collecting), the issue with the crimped end is not a deal-breaker but having worked at a bank early in my career, I would consider this seemingly small issue quite annoying.

Upfront disclosure: I received this item through the Amazon Vine program for review.I have a love/hate relationship with coins. I appreciate their aesthetics, metallurgy, and significance. I also do not appreciate how they tend to end up in jars and scattered all over counter tops. Strangely I love putting them into rolls, its almost meditative for me to roll them up. For a while I have been needing some coin rolls to deal with the piles of change on my dresser. I also had not found any in the stores I usually go to, so when I saw this package of coin sleeves, I ordered them right away. They are exactly what I expected. Rolls for standard US coins. Exactly what I needed. Now all I have to do is keep the change rolled up and I will be a very happy man, thanks to this box of sleeves I can do that now.

I like that they were already in rolled form and set at the bottom. Just count out your coins, slide them in and fold the top. Easy to use and several were included, way more than I needed. I will save the extras for the next time I rolled my piggy bank coins.

I like these coin holders. They are a thicker paper than most other ones you get from the bank. Easy to put the money in.