The History of Money Counting Machines

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Money counting machines
 are a great ally for businesses that use cash, as they save a lot of time. There are automatic Money Counter for both coins and bills, a great step forward in avoiding having to calculate cash manually.

This tool is usually found in shops, banks, real estate agencies, and many other places; we can also find them integrated into ATMs. Several years have passed since it was invented until now, when we can find it in our daily lives. Let's see what the history of the money counting machine is.

 

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The first machines

The idea was first put into practice in the 1950s, when the Japanese company Kokuei (now called Glory) developed the first coin counter. The aim of this invention was to make the tasks of bank employees easier and faster.

Its operation was simple: it had an inner disk that rotated thanks to a crank to transport the coins to the edge. The mechanism differentiates them by their size to perform the counting.

Meanwhile, other companies were developing similar ideas, such as De La Rue - which was renamed Talaris and was eventually acquired by Glory.


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Evolution of money counting machines

Shortly after the coin counter came the bill counter. In the beginning it only counted the number of bills inserted, until the device evolved and incorporated the technology that allows it to count the sum of money.

Over the years, money counting machines have evolved with the incorporation of new technologies, which complement their function and solve other problems that arise. Likewise, the speed and precision of the counting improves with their updates.

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  • Insert bills into the input tray.
  • Select multi-currency mode (supports USD, EUR, EGP, ...Etc.).
  • Use the 3D thickness sensors for plastic/old notes
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Current money counting machines and their uses

An automatic coin counter consists of a small electronic hopper that mechanically counts the money added. It separates the coins by diameter so that they can be counted and thus prevent tampering.

Instead, the bundle must be placed on the Cash Counter so that the motor - which is located at the bottom - activates the roller. This rotates and feeds the money into the machine so that a second roller can count it. The banknotes will fall into the stacker.

This tool, in addition to counting, offers other services. Some help verify that the money inserted is real, that is, they warn of any counterfeits that may have been added. There are also other types that classify coins or bills, very useful when sorting the cash register with change, for example. There are even models that accept multi-currency or that detect damaged or deteriorated bills and coins .

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  • 30X Faster than ordinary manual counting
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