A Coin Holder Where Quarters Never Mix With Pennies
Loose change in a car ends up as one mixed pile in the console tray or a cup holder, and the quarter you need at a meter or a toll is never the coin on top. This one sits in the cup holder itself with four labelled slots on its lid, one each for pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters, so every coin goes into its own stack and the one you want is the one you reach for. The listing says the slots are sprung.
The catch every product here has onePennies are the slow slot: they go in easily and come out hard, so treat that slot as storage and spend from the other three. The slots are cut for American coins. In a cup holder it takes the whole cup holder, so one is spoken for while it rides there.
Buyers report
Buyers report it fits cup holders and works in car consoles, that it holds a lot of change, up to 42 quarters by their count, and that it keeps coins in order; they consider it well worth buying. Coins go in and come out easily, with the recurring complaint that pennies are hard to retrieve.
Description
Size
3.34 x 3.34 x 3.93 in · holds 35 quarters, 31 nickels, 45 dimes and 40 pennies
Fits
car cup holders · universal automotive fit · sized for US coins
Made of
ABS plastic
In the box
one coin holder
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