MMF IndustriesFlat Tube Coin Wrapper, 1000 per Box (216020002)

Wish I would have found these sooner! What a great price and the quality is exactly what you'd get if you ask your bank for coin wrappers. My husband is a bartender, and during any shift he can easily collect $8.00 of quarters or more as part of his nightly tips...our 3 gallon glass coin jar fills to the top within a few months. I know that our bank will give us coin wrappers at no charge, however, it's as if they don't exactly grasp the quantity that I'm asking for when I say "I'd like to get some coin wrappers from you, and I need ALOT for quarters specifically. The teller happily hands over something like 7 quarter wrappers, 5 dime wrappers, 3 nickels and 3 pennies wrappers, and says with a smile, "how's that?". With a smile, I explain our situation better, and now the teller appears to have a clearer understanding, and quickly hands me maybe 10 additional wrappers. Ha ha! I just say thank you and make a mental note to just ask every time I stop into the bank, but that mental note quickly disappears. I know we'll go through these wrappers fairly quickly, but at least I can save myself some time at the bank now! :)As an aside, it occurred to me that this item would make a nice, inexpensive gift for the person in your life that works in the service industry. Or perhaps a Secret Santa gift for a Christmas party where the majority of the employees collect tips.Great quality, shipped very fast, great price!

First off: I don't see why people are complaining about this product... It's a great value for $18-20! Where else can you get this many coin wrappers (not to mention they are pre-rolled for you) for this price?My Uses:You get 1,000 Pre-formed 1¢(Penny) rolls in a box. I've read that some people are complaining about the "quality" of the rolls. I don't know if they are trying to use them in coin roll machines or whatever but these work fantastically for me. I was working on my penny collection and I was sorting through tens of thousands of pennies for about 3 months. My bank would not take unrolled coins so this was my best option. I took a 6" long pvc pipe that was the perfect diameter of of a penny (3/4") and duck taped the top part of a 2L soda bottle to it. The coin tubes can slide in the bottom of the (3/4") pvc pipe and you simply dump your pennies into the 2L bottle funnel. They line up perfect almost every time/just shake up and down (slightly) if they don't and it will fix itself. In all i sorted through about 37,500 pennies. These coin rolls saved me time and money!PROS: Pre-Rolled, Cheap, fairly durable compared to most rolls, you only have to fold one side of the coin wrapper.CONS: virtually none! About 1 out of 15 may be a little bent/deformed from shipping but still usable if you straighten it out.

There are a lot of other groups out there that will sell you 30 of ther quarter wrappers for $6. MMF sold me 1000 for $10 including the shipping. You do the math. These are not the ones you use for those auto coin sorters. This is the old fashioned, get your fingers dirty method where you have to fold the ends down. Oh know! Calorie burn! I've used quite a few of the coin sorters and while they are neat if you have the math skills of a 6 year old this product is a much better investment of your money. Seriously, at $6 for 30 wrappers for your auto coin sorter you may as well use the bank's coin sorter or Coin Star and give them %10 of your money. Not me, baby! That money is mine!I should be good on wrappers for at least five years. Did I mention that I got the order the same day it was registered as shipped? Yep, ordered it on Saturday night and got it on Tuesday without any kind of expedited shipping. Nice turn around in my opinion.My only regret is that I didn't order a box of penny rolls. Now these cats will get me on shipping twice. That was a bonehead move on my part.

I went through several different coin wrappers and this is by far the one that I was searching for. They feel exactly like the wrappers the bank would give.

When it comes to wrapping coins, you can't beat these. First they're paper. Second, they have blue print. Third, they hold coins. What else is there? Believe me, I've wrapped many a coin in my day, and these are top quality. Yes sir, I could go on and on about how fabulous these are, and how no other coin wrapper holds a candle to them, but that would be redundant and waste your time as a reader without offering any constructive or additional insights into the stupendous nature of these babies. Let's just leave it like this - if you're going to be wrapping coins, get your little hands on a bunch of these and you can't go wrong. You'll have all 40 of those nickels sitting up straight right in a row ready to march off to the bank.

The value for this product is unbeatable. I purchased a box of Pop-Open quarter rolls in 2016 and have used them ever since. I paid $5.19 for 1000 wrappers as an add-on item, meaning each was just a fraction of a cent. Despite using several dozen of these, I have not encountered any quality issues. As other reviewers have noted, the paper is very strong and there is a uniform appearance. Without question, if you are an average person like me that still wraps spare change to deposit in the bank, this box will last a lifetime.

Order was received promptly. There's not too much to review here. These are the same coin wrappers that most banks use. A thousand of these means that it will be a good long time before running out.Why did I end up buying these rather than just asking my bank for some free wrappers? Mostly because the last few times I've asked, the teller would only give me six wrappers...needless to say the banks have become extremely stingy with them. Rather than driving back and forth to the bank every time I ran out (which is often), I went this route for less than $0.01 per wrapper.

I like this product but it a little bite pricey.

Did what it was made to do

Standard item, good price. Using them to make organizers for my markers and pencils, etc.

good price , good to use

Very economical...