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  • "Mixed Bill Counter" = a machine that counts and displays the number of bills provided, plus evaluates the value of each bill. That is, if 100 quantity of $5.00 bills are added, the quantity count will return "100" with a value count of "$500". If a mix of bills is included, such as 100 x $1 plus 10 x $5 plus 5 x $20, the quantity count will return "115" and the value count will be "$250". Price range: $1800-$13500+.

  • Why does the bill counter say "30" on it. This device is only good if you know that all the denominations being counted at that moment are the same.

  • "Bill Counter" (aka cash counter, money counter, currency counter) = AC-powered machine that counts and displays the number of bills provided, regardless of value of the bills. That is, if 100 quantity of $5.00 bills are added, the count will return "100". Options may include batch counting, increased loading capacity, and levels of counterfeit detection. Price range: $100-$1000.

  • @MONOPOLY35

    True, this is a bill counter. The definition of a standard bill counter versus a mixed bill counter/sorter is commonly misunderstood -- which is why I've added explanations here to describe the difference.

    The model shown here is a standard bill counter -- used successfully by thousands of cash businesses in North America.

    Thanks for the feedback. :)

  • chnage it to how to count $1000 in 5 seconds.

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