KSL Investigators: Coin counting machine experiment: How accurate are they?
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- Have you ever wondered how accurate coin counting machines found in grocery stores and banks really are? The KSL Investigators did an experiment to see if the machines are right on the money or if you're getting short-changed.
One detail not mentioned, how much can you gain by finding coins in the reject slot from previous customers?
I found something like $30 in the reject slot of a coinstar machine once, I thought I hit the jackpot!
This is some of the worst audio I’ve ever heard. Commentary only coming through one end of my headphones with every other sound coming from the other end. Awful.
Gannon Minton I thought it was just me. Lol
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Out of order
Its possible it was rolled missing some coins also
Yes! I used to fix coin rollers and it happens sometimes. Rarely, but they do screw up.
Make your own using an Arduino.
The Cummins Allison Corp:
How do you guarantee that Cummins will adequately provide preventative maintenance after customers sign and pay dearly for such service ? I was in Baltimore and the Branch Office was signing tickets majorly without the work being completed. That is "Theft of Service" and in a word...TROUBLING ! Preventative maintenance, what a scam !
Paying for something you do not receive is theft too right ?
How does it handle, the different dollar coins (old/new) or how about a NON US coin (Canadian or Mexican coins, etc.), you could add .50 coins to how is it handled?
They handle new dollar coins but not the Eisenhower dollars. As far as foreign coins go, the machines have strong magnets to catch those and it measures each coin's diameter and rejects the foreign ones. (I used to repair them.)
you can choose between them being 100% accurate and charging a 6$ fee, or being 99.9% accurate. Hmmmm