Penny Coin Wrappers, 100 Flat Striped Coin Wrappers

These coin wrappers are great to use!

Works for intended purpose.

They do the job. Good tight wrap of pennies.

Of course the ones that are prepped are better but these work perfectly fine. It felt nice to roll change like I use to back in the day. Also, don’t forget you can get rollers from a bank so saves yourself a few dollars. Lol…

If you're looking for penny wrappers on the cheap these will do the trick. A couple of points about these particular wrappers:- They are not entirely snug around the Pennys once the wrapper is filled. They still have a slight amount room (1-2mm or so) around the pennies for movement. It's not much but it's enough to be noticeable. Not the tightest wrappers I've used. However, the slight extra room does help with ease of dropping pennies into the wrapper- When folding the ends up they stay folded as good as any other wrapper I've used. Once you've put 50 pennies in there's adequate room at both ends to fold up without having to worry about it coming apart. Although a piece of tape always helps.- Paper is perfectly sturdy for simpleThese are good for returning Pennies to a bank or storage. If you want something slightly more nice go with the Moolah brand of wrappers, they are pre-rolled at one end and fit nice and snug.All in all these are good penny wrappers for relatively cheap!

Not much to say about these. They do what they were created for. Paper is thick and holds up well while filling them.

Just what I needed, good price, fast shipping

These are old-school wraps, and I'm use to them; however, other younger people may have a slight learning curve.They are expensive for what they are, IMHO.It takes up aprox 14% of your dollar, (in pennies), to wrap them; whereas it takes up only 12% of your dollar, (in pennies) to simply drop them off in a CoinStar machine, which is far faster than wrapping them yourself.Someone please check my math on this. I hope I'm wrong.