McGill Metal Products NO1 Nickel-plated steel money changer with penny, nickel, dime and quarter...

McGill Metal Products NO1 Nickel-plated steel money changer with penny, nickel, dime and quarter barrels | Great. It is exactly what a coin changer is.

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	McGill Metal Products NO1 Nickel-plated steel money changer with penny, nickel, dime and quarter barrels McGill McGill average customer review:based on 6 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Handy 4-barrel coin changer fastens to belt & dispenses pennies, nickels, dimes & quarters efficiently, reducing risk of spillage. Chrome-plated steel construction.

coin changer

This is just what I was looking for.It was a gift for my brother who wanted one ever since he was little.Now he's finally got one.He said he can't wait to go to Wendy's and wear it.I hope the people at Wendy's know him.I can just see an adult coming in with a coin changer on his belt. :)

Great. It is exactly what a coin changer is.

It works. It's just an old fashioned coin changer. Not sure what other info someone would really need.

SERVER BANKING IS A SNAP!

I work in a high volume bar, located in a US international airport. Dispensing coins during the day's transactions was time consuming, and dirty --scavenging through the puddle of coins in my apron pocket would turn my fingers black. But this item has not only greatly improved efficiency and cleanliness, additionally it is one of the biggest conversation pieces I have ever owned. Many customers have stories about times gone by this item causes them to remember. It was the best $20 I spent in a LONG time!

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I thought these were no longer made!

Like I said, I thought these were no longer made! I am soooooo GLAD to have found this one! :) I was looking for one of these for my purse that I am designing for myself. I'm planning on using it to collect the change that keeps piling up in my purse. The only thing I don't like about this coin-changer is, when they get full, there's no way to get ALL the coins out at once. You have to click each and every single coin out. The situation is the same if you want to fill it up, you HAVE to put IN each and every single coin. I'd like to e-mail the company who makes these and make this suggestion; make a coin-changer like this one that still has the single-coin-option, but also has some kind of latch [maybe in the back(?)] that will easily open and yet securely close each cylinder individually to allow for putting in or taking out 1 whole roll of coins at once. However, I do still really like this because it makes it easier to count out exact change for the cashier in a grocery store or a store like Wal-Mart. :)

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McGill Money Changer

I purchased this item to use at Flea Markets when making sales. It performed excellent. I would highly recommend this product.

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