Bill Automatic Value Counting Money Machine – 1000 Notes/Min, UV/MG/MT/IR/DD Counterfeit Detection, Batch & Add, Dual LCD Display

Make daily cash handling faster and more efficient with this Automatic Value Counting Money Machine, designed for businesses that regularly process large volumes of banknotes. With a counting speed of up to 1,000 notes per minute, it significantly reduces the time required to count cash manually, making it suitable for retail shops, supermarkets, pharmacies, offices, churches, hotels, restaurants, forex businesses and other cash-intensive operations.

Beyond basic note counting, the machine provides a value-counting function along with Batch and Add modes. Batch mode allows users to prepare predetermined quantities of notes, while Add mode keeps a running total across multiple counting sessions. These functions are particularly useful for cashiers, accountants and business owners preparing deposits or reconciling daily sales.

For added cash-handling security, the machine incorporates UV, MG, MT, IR and DD detection technologies. The seller also specifies half-note, double-note and chain-note detection, helping identify abnormal notes or feeding errors while cash is being processed.

The machine features a main display, second display and auxiliary/customer display, allowing counting results to be viewed clearly from different positions. The seller also lists serial-number reading among its features, making this a more capable machine than a basic note counter.

IMPORTANT VALUE-COUNTING INFORMATION

This machine is advertised as a Value Counter, but that should not automatically be interpreted as mixed-denomination counting.

A conventional value-counting machine may require the user to select the denomination before counting a stack of identical notes. A true mixed-denomination value counter can automatically recognize different denominations placed together.

The supplied Jiji listing does not clearly confirm automatic mixed-denomination recognition. Therefore, do not advertise “Mixed Denomination Counting” unless it has been physically tested and confirmed on the machine.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Make daily cash handling faster and more efficient with this Automatic Value Counting Money Machine, designed for businesses that regularly process large volumes of banknotes. With a counting speed of up to 1,000 notes per minute, it significantly reduces the time required to count cash manually, making it suitable for retail shops, supermarkets, pharmacies, offices, churches, hotels, restaurants, forex businesses and other cash-intensive operations.

Beyond basic note counting, the machine provides a value-counting function along with Batch and Add modes. Batch mode allows users to prepare predetermined quantities of notes, while Add mode keeps a running total across multiple counting sessions. These functions are particularly useful for cashiers, accountants and business owners preparing deposits or reconciling daily sales.

For added cash-handling security, the machine incorporates UV, MG, MT, IR and DD detection technologies. The seller also specifies half-note, double-note and chain-note detection, helping identify abnormal notes or feeding errors while cash is being processed.

The machine features a main display, second display and auxiliary/customer display, allowing counting results to be viewed clearly from different positions. The seller also lists serial-number reading among its features, making this a more capable machine than a basic note counter.

IMPORTANT VALUE-COUNTING INFORMATION

This machine is advertised as a Value Counter, but that should not automatically be interpreted as mixed-denomination counting.

A conventional value-counting machine may require the user to select the denomination before counting a stack of identical notes. A true mixed-denomination value counter can automatically recognize different denominations placed together.

The supplied Jiji listing does not clearly confirm automatic mixed-denomination recognition. Therefore, do not advertise “Mixed Denomination Counting” unless it has been physically tested and confirmed on the machine.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS