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Hello! I'm Harry. In this blog, I'll be sharing valuable insights on the latest trends and developments in cash handling equipment (including bill counters & coin counter machines), cash management and global currencies, as well as offering tips on how businesses can streamline their cash handling processes to increase productivity.

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August 4, 2022

Russia Introduces New 100 ruble Banknote Highlighting their History and Achievements

In 2021, the Board of Directors of the Bank of Russia approved the sketch for the new 100 ruble banknote. The new 100 ruble note has an improved design to improve the heterogeneity of the Russian regions' image. It highlights the history and achievements of the country.

August 1, 2022

Polymer Banknote Is The Talk Of The Town With The Advent Of Suitable Cash Counting Machines

The use of plastic currency is being forced upon governments of many countries by the global move toward polymers. Comparing polymer banknotes to the present cotton-based paper notes, they are 2.5 times more durable. These notes are created using a transparent plastic film that has been inked on both sides.

July 20, 2022

Switch to a Coin Counter and Sorter and Get Your Change Organized

A penny for your thoughts? If you've ever been frustrated by emptying your piggy bank, summing up all your coins, and carrying them to the local Coinstar just to be charged a 12% fee, you're not alone. Perhaps it's time to investigate the advantages of a coin counter and why buying one for yourself or your clients is a worthwhile investment.

July 10, 2022

The Principle Of Money Counting Machine

The many types of money counting machines widely present in our daily lives at counters and banks appear to us to be nothing more than a black box that will suck money, as though the evaluation of the coins given over to it is a question of luck. In reality, if you just comprehend its assembly and recognition concept, you will discover that it is nothing more than a basic and useful little device!