Expert: Rodger Knutson - 10/19/2011

Question
Hi,
Im not sure if you know about this stuff, I've been having a hard time finding information on it. I have a American counting machine Patented Nov. 16. 1897, and also a Redington Counting Machine Patented Oct. 13. 1908 F.B. Redington Co. Chicago. If you know anything on either of them that would be really great thank you. Cathy

Answer
Cathy,

Here are some links for you:

http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/redington-counting-machine

Is this a coin counter you have or just a counter?? Here is another link to an original add for these:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1931-Redington-Counting-Machine-Veeder-Root-Elm-City-ad-

And here is the american model at auction right now:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Antiq-American-Counting-Machine-Mechanical-Factory-Count

Thank You

Rodger

Cathy,

That is the the worst feedback rating that you gave me, that I have ever received from anyone! I told you I was not an expert on these, next time I know just to reject answers like yours, that do not have anything to do with my expertise. I always try to help people even if their questions are presented to me out of the right category, but never again, thanks to you for destroying that, and my ratings here. By your question you knew your were in the wrong category in the first place, I hope you drop the thing on your toe! "Krma"

May The Karma find you......

Rodger

Hi Cathy,

I don't know much about the coin counting machine, I am not a route operator, so it's just antique coin operated machines. You could type in coin counter in the box above and see what you find or go to ebay and search for them to get an idea of auction selling values for them. At one time I seen a few old coin counters and seamed they were for sale in the 400.00 range. Sorry I can't help you more but this is just not in my field of knowledge.

Thank you
Rodger Knutson
http://www.coinslots.com