Home Made Penny Coin Sorter Under $40


This is a simple example of a coin sorting machine that can be used to sort pennies into zinc and copper. Copper pennies are currently worth about 2 cents each right now. The left bottle is zinc pennies and the right is copper. The minting of US copper pennies was discontinued in 1982. The Coin Comparitor model in the video is as follows: Manufacturer: WEI-YA Electronic Coin Selector Model HI-08CS I purchased it on EBay for $20. I have not seen them offered again. This is a link to the …

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9 Responses to Home Made Penny Coin Sorter Under $40

  1. jhonnybravosc says:

    Will you share how to wire the connector to the cell charger?

  2. STAMATOPOULOS says:

    too dark, cant tell whats realy going on.

  3. jonald77 says:

    is there a specific model of comparitor that separates the different pennies? A couple on ebay just say 25 cent. Did you program yours somehow for pennies?

  4. myangels7 says:

    Great idea and insight….that is all we are going to have left (pennies) if that much, after obama finishes with us.

    You should print the instructions on the video after it plays. Plus it would lengthen the video.
    I see you have included them in your video description.

  5. Goldenmean87 says:

    Come on guys…you can’t sort faster than that trickle of pennies???

  6. U2ForNow says:

    Very cool. Can any comparitor do this? I think I might build one just for kicks.

  7. indyattic says:

    Thanks!!!

  8. Tourney64 says:

    To make this coin sorter: The main component the blue box on the right is called a coin comparitor. You can find this part in Ebay or searching the internet. Don’t buy one of these coin comparitors used, as most of them are junk. It’s hooked up to an old 12v power supply from an old cell phone charger. The rest is just old water and pop bottles and misc hardware from Lowes. The coin comparitor I bought had all the cables and instructions. I bought it for $20 on EBay.

  9. indyattic says:

    I wish this was a “how to” video.

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