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December 26, 2007

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John Collin

So does this machine count coins too or is it just for bills? I'm looking for something to use for a small carwash. Do you know of a machine that would be good for that? I don't want to spend more than a $200 or so.

Robert Office

John -
You will be hard pressed to spend less than $200 for a good quality coin counter, unless you have unusually small amounts to count for your carwash. The Accubanker AB410 works well and is just over $200, but for high volume counting you really need something like the Semacon S35. The Semacon S35 costs about $900, but unless you really are not getting high volume in your wash, the cost will quickly be apparent in time saved.

-Bob Office

Sarah

As far as bill counters ago, I would stick with Accubanker. I have used their machines for last 10 years, and I love them. I own a bar, so counting money each night needs to be fast and accurate. I do own the Accubanker AB10, and it hasn't let me down. Well worth the cost.

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