Diversions
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I'm sure that they make them for every currency around the world. As long as the currency is standard in size and shape, each coin being different. All Canadian and US coins from pennies to quarters happen to be the same. It's once you get into the Loonie and the Toonie versus our dollar coins that it becomes different.
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They make them for both personal use and for business. We have machines in a lot of grocery stores called Coinstar. You just dump your change into the opening, it counts it, and then either applies it to a gift card of your choosing or gives you a slip of paper to take to the cashier to get cash, which is less the processing fee. A lot of people put there change from their pockets into a jar every night as they empty their pants. Some use piggy banks, some even use a 5-gallon water bottle.
Its actually a simple concept. The coins are pushed over various sized openings, starting with the smallest, the dime. The dimes will fall into that tube. The other coins are too big for it so they roll over the opening. Next is the penny, then nickel, and finally the quarter.
Its actually a simple concept. The coins are pushed over various sized openings, starting with the smallest, the dime. The dimes will fall into that tube. The other coins are too big for it so they roll over the opening. Next is the penny, then nickel, and finally the quarter.
