FS-4000

The Royal Sovereign FS-4000 Automatic 4 Row Digital Coin Sorter is a quick and accurate coin sorting and counting system ideal for homes, businesses, and organizations that handle large quantities of coins on a consistent basis.  The FS-4000 sorts 312 coins per minute and can hold up to 800 coins at a time.  Enjoy the convenient, hands-free operational feature of automatic row advancement, which replaces filled-to-capacity coin tubes with the next line of empty coin tubes.  Anti-jam technology automatically detects jammed coins and adjusts the motor to clear obstructions.  The LCD display shows the number value and dollar value of each individual coin denomination (pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters) as well as the sum total.

Fast, Accurate, and Convenient Operation

•Counts and sorts 312 coins per minute.
•Anti-jam technology automatically detects and clears jammed coins.
•Precise Internal Sorting Design ensures accurate sorting and counting.
•Removable top cover for manual removal of foreign objects such as paper clips, gum wrappers, lint, receipts, and even foreign currency.
•Coin Chute guides coins directly into tubes, eliminating coin spillage.   

Hands-free Operation

•Automatic Row Advancement replaces filled-to-capacity coin tubes with the next row of empty coin tubes.  Once the FS-4000 detects a tube is filled to-capacity, the sorting will stop, the next row of empty tubes will advance forward, and the FS-4000 will continue to sort.
•Coin hopper holds up to 800 coins, allowing a large amount of coins to be sorted at a time before replenishing the hopper. 

Go Straight to Coin Wrapping and Rolling

•Preformed coin wrappers conveniently slide and fit into coin tubes, allowing an easy transition to coin wrapping and rolling.
•Plastic coin tubes are removable, making it easy to pull out coin-filled wrappers to be rolled and crimped.

One(1) Coin Tube Capacity

Counts for You

•The digital display shows the number value or the dollar value of each coin denomination (pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters) as well as the total sum of all coins counted and sorted.