Finance

Cash Drawer Total (Count Coins and Bills)

Enter how many of each coin and bill you have and you get the total dollar value, the piece count, and a subtotal for every denomination. Built for counting a US cash drawer.

How to use
  1. Enter the count of each coin, from pennies to dollar coins.
  2. Enter the count of each bill, $1 through $100.
  3. Check the per-denomination subtotals and total piece count.
Estimates for general information, not financial advice. Confirm figures before making money decisions.
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Common questions

What is the value of a full roll of coins?

A roll of quarters is $10, dimes $5, nickels $2, and pennies $0.50. Enter the coin counts and the tool totals them for you.

Does it count both coins and bills?

Yes. It sums every US denomination from the penny up to the $100 bill into one grand total.

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