Motorized Coin Sorter

Because paper and plastic are the post-millennial payment methods of choice, most of us tend to chuck our loose change into the nearest receptacle and procrastinate over sorting it out until we're either really skint or really bored.

And although manually sorting out mountains of coins can be rather satisfying in an 'I live on top of a beanstalk' kind of way, the novelty soon wears off when you lose count or knock over your 5p skyscrapers for the umpteenth time. Besides, this is the fast-paced Noughties and who can be bothered wasting precious time sorting out shrapnel? Especially when the ingenious Mini Bank Motorised Coin Sorter can do it for you.

Despite looking like a retro chemical set, this nifty little machine will sort out all your UK coin denominations, from 1p to £2, faster than you can sing 'If I were a rich man, ya ha deedle deedle, bubba bubba deedle deedle dum.' Maybe even faster!

Operating the Coin Sorter is easy 50p-sy. Just turn the counter on and pour in your coins. The machine then magically filters the coins into transparent tubes marked with each denomination. All you have to do is bag 'em up and cash them in.

How it works:


The Mini Bank Motorised UK Coin Sorter can hold between 25 and 50 coins of each denomination, depending on the size. And if you're lucky enough to have too many coins there's even an overflow tray.

If you're a real coin hoarder this little piece of money-sorting magic could quite feasibly pay for itself in one go. And trips to your local drinking emporium could be financed in an instant by pouring your weekly collection of coins into the Coin Sorter's eager cakehole.

The Mini Bank Motorised UK Coin Sorter is also ideal for sorting out petty cash in the office, and it's incredibly gratifying watching the coins pile up - you almost feel as if you're getting something for nothing. Of course you're not, but get hold of a Mini Bank Motorised UK Coin Sorter and you'll never have to count, balance or pile your coins again. Sorted!

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