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A coin sorter machine is a device designed to automatically sort and count coins based on their size, weight, and denomination. These machines are commonly used in banks, retail environments, and for personal use to streamline the process of handling loose change. The operation typically involves inserting a mix of coins into the machine’s input tray. The machine then separates them into distinct bins or compartments according to their size or specific characteristics, such as diameter and thickness. Advanced coin sorters may use optical sensors, electronic imaging, or even magnetic properties to improve accuracy. After sorting, the coins can be counted, making the process of organizing and managing coins much faster and more efficient than manual sorting. Many models also offer features like automatic coin wrapping or printing a receipt that displays the total amount sorted. Coin sorter machines help reduce time spent on coin management and minimize human error.
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