Coin Purse Wallet With Coin Sorter – Quick Change On The Go – Trusty Coin Pouch For Pocket or Purse

I loved the idea of this product, which was why I bought it. I always carry a bunch of change/cash with me and HATED awkwardly searching for exact change in the disorganized pouch compartment in my previous wallet. So when I ordered this wallet, that problem KINDA went away... It was still a bit hard to get the coins out of the sorter even after a month of trying to "break it in" and the wallet itself is just too small for the rest of my cards/cash. The inside pockets are very tight and can barely fit about two cards each, which also made it difficult to take cards out of the pockets. Any wad of cash that I had had to constantly be folded and be kept a certain size in order to successfully close the wallet. I just felt like for my situation, the cons definitely outweighed the pros. And even the pros themselves came with cons, like when my coins would just get stuck in the sorter. Maybe if your daily carry consists of VERY FEW items this wallet would be for you because I would still vouch for the quality of this product. No coins ever fell out and no tears/rips appeared after having it for 6+ months. It just all depends on how many things you want your wallet to carry in addition to your coins.

I've had this coin purse for about a week and I love it. My only complaint would be the dime slot. For me, if I fill it up all the way then it becomes too hard to remove the first dime without almost taking out a fingernail. Other than that, it's wonderful. Subtracting the one dime, this coin purse can hold $4.40 in change.EDIT: I do still like the change purse, but my next complaint would be the penny slot. Mine came apart on me. I'm going to try some glue to put it back together to see if it will work. I'm hoping it does because, again, I still like it and it's a cool idea.

I have had one of these change purses for years and people notice it and ask where I bought it. It wasn't from this company, and the company closed. The zipper broke a few years ago but I still used it and still people asked. I finally found this one at Amazon by Lugbetter and took a chance and bought it. FANTASTIC! Where the old change purse couldn't hold the new minted coins (smaller sizes), this one did! And yes, people have noticed it and ask....I just hand out the Lugbetter card! This is just so handy when you need the correct change. It fits in my pocket and has the slim pockets in the sides, so I always have cash, change, ID and credit cards without lugging around a big purse! Totally recommend this.

Just received the package 10 minutes ago. Already started filling it with change, which I personally like to take with me.Feels sturdy and no coins rolled out when put in properly. Now I can finally not have a fat wallet that carries my cards/cash/change. This can fit a total of:10 quarters13 dimes9 nickels14 penniesIf you're planning on using this as a wallet, the pockets on either side can hold two plastic cards at best, without there being any difficulty zipping it (if you have fully filled it with coins). You can fit more cards in it, but I personally don't want to break the zipper. Getting the cards out might be a small inconvenience due to the zipper lips being in the way when taking them out.

The coin purse itself is good. I'm able to fit all of my coins, with my debit card and DL on one side and several folded bills in the other side pocket. It's nice and small, yet holds everything I'd need to make a purchase. It seems to be of sturdy build. The only reason I didn't give it a 5 star rating is because I believe it is ridiculously priced. $25 for a fake leather tiny coin purse is outrageous. Yes, I know I suckered up and paid it, but I'm craving organization in every area right now, and, at least for now, I couldn't find another company that made this type of wallet, so I took the bait. But next time I need one, I'll be looking harder for someone else who makes this. At this price point, though, this thing better last longer than I do. Maybe it if were real and sturdy leather, the cost would be justified, but I'm pretty sure the company is making a pretty profit off of this baby.

UPDATE: It didn't last a YEAR!! The bar on the outside quarters busted off. So I guess this was NOT as sturdy as I thought it was. At 25 bucks, that SHOULD NOT HAVE HAPPENED!! This is a sturdy little wallet for all your coins. Nicely stitched (tight); holds a fair amount of coins (some slots like the nickel takes less than the slot that takes dimes etc), so I'd say you have about $3 and change that fits in there. There are two extra pockets inside that will hold a small amt. of cash (I stick a $20 in there) and maybe one CC or bus pass. The zipper is built to last - tight but smooth running. This 4" x 3" little thing should meet all the requirements of being a good friend to your coins. There's a little trick to taking the coins out: Grip the coins from both sides and slide, don't try to "flip" them out. They were made to STAY in the slots, not be loose change all over the wallet. Could be a little cheaper but for the money, I think this will last a few years.

This product is phenomenal! I never thought I’d want or need any such wallet, but after going to the gas station buying a drink and not getting change due to the so- called “ change shortage” I lost over 50 cents. I’m not into giving away more than I have to - to businesses, so my solution instead of going the NWO way was to give exact change. This wallet was more than I expected in sturdiness. It came in a firm box, had no smell, the zipper worked flawlessly and I dug around my purse for loose coins to try it out right away. All slots work seamlessly. It’s not all the time I can recommend products but I do with this one.

This wallet overall is sturdy and holds the coins in place, however the nickel and dime slots are a little difficult to put and take coins out of, but that means the coins won't fall out. Whenever I use this wallet people are always amazed at how cool the wallet was, but I wish the slots would be easier to put and take nickels and dimes out of and that there was more space to put money in the pockets. Otherwise than that the wallet is good and the quarter and penny slot could easily be accessed and the coins slide in much easier.