coinholder Key Chain Coin Holder, Coin Organizer, Us Coin Holder Red

I absolutely LOVE this. My friend thinks it makes me look nerdy, but I’ve never received more positive comments about such a small little thing.Plus, it’s so much faster to pay. I don’t feel like I’m holding up the line digging for correct change in the coin pocket of my wallet.The keychain did break off after a while, but I just keep it in my purse and it’s great. The coins stay in securely and it’s easy to use (no zippers, snaps or clasps on my coin purse anymore)! I know… nerdy. But if you can relate, buy it. You won’t regret it!

Provides organized, quick access to coins.People are amazed when they see it! They want to know how to get one for themselves.The only negatives are that the number of coins you can load is fixed, and the unit is a bit bulky for my purse.

This is the perfect size coin organizer to have. No more searching in your bag or pockets for that one coin you want to use. They are all nice placed in the organizer. I had to take off a star because the key ring/chain it comes with is not very strong and breaks easily from the weight of the organizer filled full, but I carry it in a bag so I don’t hang it from the chain/ring.

I had my doubts, but for the price, this thing is perfect. I keep it in my apron and change doesn’t end up everywhere in my pockets. It’s lasted only a few weeks so far, but it’s just as it was when I bought it. It’s kind of cheaply made, so I have no hope for it lasting forever, but I won’t hesitate to replace it with another exactly the same.

This is a keychain alternative to old-fashioned belt-based change makers. The dimes can be hard to retrieve, but it beats leaving change loose in a pocket or handkerchief. I am still looking for a non-electric coin sorter.

I’ve had many versions of this style of change holder since my mother gave me one 40 years ago. I like this one the best for several reasons. Compared to the others I’ve used, It’s very compact yet holds a lot of change. The springs have just the right amount of pressure so you can easily get your coins out even when full. The top cover seems to be versecurely mounted to the base. Generally these holders fail due to the cover coming off or from cracking when it’s dropped. They have been hard to find so I’ve repaired them when they break and purchase new ones when I find them. They tend to last longer if you don’t over fill them. Jamming in that last coin puts a lot of stress on the cover. I’ve used this one for several weeks now and like it the best. I recommend removal of the keychain since it’s useless anyways and it puts stress on the cover

Title says it all. This thing was working well until it took a single fall and shattered in a million pieces. I recommend going with something with that is more stable. The chawly changer is what inspired me to buy this. It is highly durable and the only downside is it doesn't hold anywhere near as much currency as this one, but hey it's the only change holder I have left. I know that some people reading this review will think it's my fault for dropping it. To some degree it is but I want to emphasize that this thing should have been able to survive that drop.

It's such a great help to keep my coins organized. I like to pay in cash and usually didn't pay in coins because it took too long to trifle around in my wallet looking for the right coins. This easily gets the exact amount of change in the checkout line saving everyone time. If I get change, I can also put it away in the correct slot immediately. Super happy! Not sure how long the plastic casing and springs will last, but since the holder is so inexpensive, I don't really mind. Would buy again.