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Alternative to Ryedale?
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Wed Sep 15, 2010 3:46 pm
by Joogaler
I found this on e-Bay yesterday and wondered if anyone has used this?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 328wt_1139He even has a video showing it in action. Definately slower, and not as great of a design, but I don't have the money to spend on the Ryedale right now. I hand sorted 8 boxes last week, and just wanna find a cheap, and effective alternative to Ryedale.
Any suggestions to a new member?
Re: Alternative to Ryedale?
Posted:
Wed Sep 15, 2010 5:05 pm
by misteroman
think it's too slow. If you're sorting 8 boxes a week,You should be able to hand sort 50 rolls in an hr anyways. So why buy a sorter that costs money and may make you lose on on wheats etc
Re: Alternative to Ryedale?
Posted:
Wed Sep 15, 2010 5:12 pm
by Joogaler
Thanks, I would maybe consider buying it to do halves and things like that. I'm not sure if I can order halves at Woodforest Bank, but I do know they don't keep them offhand. They also told me they're gonna charge me $.03 a roll to order them. I just go to BB&T and ask for a hundred dollars of pennies, and have no problems!
Re: Alternative to Ryedale?
Posted:
Wed Sep 15, 2010 7:07 pm
by Corsair
Welcome to the forum, Joogaler. First off, never ever ever pay to order coins. It's a waste. Second, if you want a machine, get a Ryedale. The Ace is much better in quality than that, and I'm sure it can do coins just as fast. Ask Country, he loves his. Third, you don't need a machine to do halves. Either rim-check, like I do, or date-check, like some others do. Very fast and very accurate. Good luck hunting.
Re: Alternative to Ryedale?
Posted:
Wed Sep 15, 2010 7:27 pm
by Joogaler
Thanks, yeah when they said 3 cents a roll I was thinking wtf? That's $6 for $100 worth of rolls! Just another way for banks to screw us... Yeah I'm sure It's faster just to rim check, I didn't even think about it that way. Anybody got any ideas other than e-bay to sell my coppers? I'm fed up with their fee's as well...
Re: Alternative to Ryedale?
Posted:
Wed Sep 15, 2010 7:57 pm
by Corsair
I was going to go with eBay last week, but just to see, I dropped an ad on Craigslist. In just a few hours, I had someone interested. A few hours after that, I got 1.4x face for a few hundred pounds of copper.
Re: Alternative to Ryedale?
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Wed Sep 15, 2010 9:40 pm
by Joogaler
Corsair wrote:I was going to go with eBay last week, but just to see, I dropped an ad on Craigslist. In just a few hours, I had someone interested. A few hours after that, I got 1.4x face for a few hundred pounds of copper.
I thought about trying craigslist, I live in the middle of nowhere in NC but when I gather some more copper I'll try putting some up there. I really appreciate the help, I'm 19 and trying to make a little money without having go to work for Ronald McDonald!
Re: Alternative to Ryedale?
Posted:
Wed Sep 15, 2010 10:03 pm
by Corsair
I'm 18, and yeah, that boost of cash really made me feel good. But, I had my first ever job interview today at the public library, so that would be nice as well. Good luck with those pennies.
Re: Alternative to Ryedale?
Posted:
Thu Sep 16, 2010 10:47 am
by highroller4321
The Ace is a much better way to go!
Re: Alternative to Ryedale?
Posted:
Thu Sep 16, 2010 12:19 pm
by fasteddy
forget it ...I bought
one of those units and used it for ten minutes then went back to hand sorting....then I bought an Apprentice off of craigslist
. Save your dough and order an ACE
...that seems to be the way to mechanize the sort the most economical way
.
Cheers..I am on my way to the CU to dump three buckest of pennies and I forgot my dolly....
Re: Alternative to Ryedale?
Posted:
Fri Sep 17, 2010 5:43 pm
by Joogaler
I see the apprentice is $500, but how much is the Ace? I don't see it listed on Ryedales site, and couldn't even find a price googling it!
Re: Alternative to Ryedale?
Posted:
Fri Sep 17, 2010 11:57 pm
by JadeDragon
Just message Andy at Ryedale or he is Ryedale on here. He can hook you up with an Ace. I don't think he advertises them yet, you need to find out about it through the forum.
Re: Alternative to Ryedale?
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Sat Sep 18, 2010 12:23 am
by Rodebaugh
Corsair wrote:I'm 18, and yeah, that boost of cash really made me feel good. But, I had my first ever job interview today at the public library, so that would be nice as well. Good luck with those pennies.
And innocents is lost…….alas……work.
However, may be a good place to weed through some copper during down time
Re: Alternative to Ryedale?
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Sat Sep 18, 2010 11:00 am
by Copper Catcher
Corsair you are only 18... thought you were older. I feel so old! ...I guess that is because I am, LOL!