Anyone have one of these?

[Pat]

http://www.ryedalecoin.com/images/Picture_001.JPG


Includes Nickel chute and speed control. Shipping is $30 in US $50 into Canada
this model is for the serious hobby and light commercial user. The powder coated steel
body around this unit, gives it the strength for heavy coin loads with multiple extension
hoppers. The commercial electronic re-settable counters give you good accuracy for
estimating your accepted to rejected ratio. The machine can double as a counter, but
this is not recommended as it's primary function.

More Information After the Jump (http://www.ryedalecoin.com/Products.html)

[Brad]

No. Why would anyone need it?

[Pat]

No. Why would anyone need it?

To count your junk cents.. Pfft..Duh.. :D

[Shingpumps]

Would be good if it seperated 82 and earlier.

[car10]

That's fine for someone ONLY interested in hoarding copper but I prefer to search manually. That thing is going to miss EVERY variety. You would easily pass by a '55 ddo or other valuable variety and not even know it. The treasure would simply be mixed in with all of the other copper cents. Takes ALL the fun out of it.

[Pat]

That's fine for someone ONLY interested in hoarding copper but I prefer to search manually. That thing is going to miss EVERY variety. You would easily pass by a '55 ddo or other valuable variety and not even know it. The treasure would simply be mixed in with all of the other copper cents. Takes ALL the fun out of it.

Nah man it's just for counting, so if you wanted to verify a 5,000 coin bag or something..:)

[car10]

Oh, I thought it was one of those machines that separates copper from zinc cents. It's just for counting them? Why the heck is it sooo big?

[Pat]

Well I meant it does that and count :)

[Brad]

Can it find me a 1974 aluminum cent? I want one of those.