I come into a lot of change on a daily basis and my bank took out their coin counters where I would take my $1500 plus bags of change, and then deposit it right into my account, NO CHARGE! I refuse to pay anyone, like
Coinstar, a percent for my hard earned money and efforts of cashing in the change in the first place (sh**s heavy at 2 containers and I usually have a duffle bag full) so my only option left was to count and roll it myself.. that's when I invested in this $200 machine because I knew it'd be paid for within moments of using it. It's so simple and easy. So glad I got this. Now I can keep it all, do it myself, and lug it into the bank ready to be deposited. I haven't clean it yet but it looks pretty simple, it's rather sturdy if you take good care of it. I just ran $1300 through it and I'm going to clean after every big use. I also didn't dump a ton of change in at a time (the churner is plastic) and I didn't have any jam problems! It was rather addicting watching the counter go up and
Rolling all of my change with their awesome accessories. Love that it has a $1 coin counter and roller as well.

Recently purchased this C200 to sort a bunch of coins I had been tossing into a 5 gal jug for the last few years, I would run it for a while then let it cool off. So far my only complaint about this is that the bin that collects the pennies is not big enough, I had to stop the machine and dump out the penny bin before resuming my sorting. Even though the sorting process seems slow, it only took a couple of hours or so to sort the whole 5 gallon jug. I have not used the coin rolling function, so I don't have a review of that as of yet.

I purchased this coin sorter almost a year ago. I was looking for a good quality coin sorter, but at a reasonable price. Well I can honestly say this coin sorter and counter lived up to the advertisement. In the past I have attempted to roll my coins by hand. It took me several hours and it was very labor intensive. The C200 really showed me it's quality when I used it to count and roll my accumulated coins. It made the whole experience very easy and I was finished in less than 2 hours... wow! The total coin count that I deposited was $610. At the price point, I believe the quality is good for the C200 for people like me who save their coins all year and then want to sort, count and deposit in the bank. The C200 will make this task much easier.

I used to go to TD bank's Pennie Arcade before they closed shop... Now I sort my own change while watching Netflix.

Initial review [I'm going to hit the major things I noted and worth noting]

TL;DR - Works well, works fast. Worth the 200 bucks.

I used the sorter method to stick the denominations in their respective rolls.
I haven't put this through a glock tortue test by running my large lint balls and gum wrappers through it. Although, The C200 seemed chew through dirty coins and minor lint with no issues.

Be Mindful...
This sorts by QUANTITY of coins that pass the sensor not whether or not your coin wrapper is FULL to the appropriate amount per roll by weight or some other IR sensor. *What is the relevance of this?*........
If your coins start tumbling caddywompus down the coin chute, into the roll sideways... it will over flow the coin tube/wrapper.
Remedy: Press Stop, Shake the coin-chute catch to settle the coins, press start. But you have to be mindful while this machine is running. (Besides the fact it works so fast you'll be swapping out full wrappers for empty wrappers)

Also- This does not come with coin wrappers. And you'll need more Quarter and Penny Wrappers than Nickle and Dime wrappers [IMO]
The % I seem to wrap U.S.A. Coins is:
50% Penny, 40% Quarter, 5% Dime, 5% Nickle.

I rarely leave reviews but I took an exception for this beauty. This thing is awesome. I bought it for my father for Christmas since he had 2 giant water bottles filled with coins. It took me about 4.5 hrs for this things to sort 1 bottle (in coin wrapper mode), which was over $2K in coins. They only issue I had was more of a user error.....My father travels a lot so he had some foreign currency mixed in. A few of the foreign coins made it in the nickel sleeves but besides that....love it! I used it with the Royal Sovereign Coin Wrappers and had no issues. Should of bought more wrappers though.