Money Counting Calculator

Currency:

Count:

BanknotesCoinsRolled Coins

Notes

How Many?

$10

$20

$50

$100

Coins

How Many?

1¢

5¢

10¢

25¢

50¢

Rolls of

How Many?

1¢

5¢

10¢

25¢

50¢

The Money Calculator finds the total amount of money by adding up the sum of each denomination of bills and coins. Dollar bills are traditionally called "banknotes" or "notes" so we use these terms in our money calculator.

A money counting calculator can be used in many situations that require you to find a total sum of money and can easily be used for any of the following:

Money Counter
Coin Counter
Cash Counter
Cash Register Counter
Till Counter

Use this money calculator to add up the total amount of money for common denominations of bills, coins and rolled or bagged coins in these currencies:

US Dollar USD $
Euro EUR €
Japanese yen JPY ¥
British Pound GBP £
Australian Dollar AUD $
Canadian Dollar CAD $
Thai Baht THB ฿
Swiss Franc CHF fr
Swedish Krona SEK kr
Mexican Peso MXN $
New Zealand Dollar NZD $
Indian Rupee INR ₹
Philippine Peso PHP ₱
Malaysia Ringgit MYR RM
Saudi Riyal SAR SAR
Vietnamese Dong VND ₫
Pakistani Rupee PKR Rs
Brazilian Real BRL R$

How to Calculate Total Amount of Money

To add up the total amount of cash and coins you have, first sort each note and coin according to value. Make a separate pile for each denomination and then count how many of each bill or coin value you have.

For each bill and coin value, multiply the number you have by the face value. For example, if you have 4 of $10 note multiply 4 × 10 to get $40. If you have 3 of the $5 note multiply 3 × 5 to get $15.

Add all of the totals together to calculate the total sum of money.

Steps to Calculate Money

Sort cash and coins so that each denomination is in its own stack
Make a separate count of how many bills or coins are in each stack
For each stack, multiply the face value by the number of bills or coins in that stack
Add the totals of all stacks together. This is the sum total of the money.

Money & Cash Counting Calculator – Count Coins and Bills Quickly

Welcome to the ultimate free online money calculator designed for quick and accurate cash totaling. Whether you are a retail cashier counting a cash register drawer, a small business owner reconciling daily sales, a fundraiser organizer collecting donations, or simply someone who needs to count loose coins and bills at home, this tool makes the process fast, accurate, and hassle-free. Simply select your currency, enter the quantity of each banknote, coin, or rolled coin, and instantly get your total cash amount.

Why Use This Money Calculator?

✓Eliminates human error in manual calculations
✓Saves time compared to counting and adding by hand
✓Supports 18+ major world currencies for international use
✓Handles rolled coins with standard roll quantities pre-configured
✓Provides a print-friendly breakdown for cash reconciliation records
✓Works on any device – desktop, tablet, or mobile phone
✓No account required – completely free and secure

Key Benefits of Using Our Cash Counter Tool

•Instant Results: Get your total amount immediately after clicking Calculate
•Multiple Currency Support: Switch between USD, EUR, JPY, GBP, and 15+ other currencies
•Rolled Coin Support: Automatically calculates value based on standard roll quantities
•Detailed Breakdown: See itemized results for banknotes, loose coins, and rolled coins
•Print Reports: Generate clean, professional reports for record-keeping
•User-Friendly Interface: Simple, intuitive design that requires no training

Who Uses This Money Calculator?

▸Retail store cashiers and managers for cash drawer reconciliation
▸Small business owners tracking daily cash sales
▸Restaurant managers handling end-of-shift cash counting
▸Non-profit organizations counting fundraising donations
▸School teachers and administrators for school events
▸Church treasurers counting collections and offerings
▸Event organizers managing cash payments and ticket sales
▸Bank tellers for quick cash verification
▸Individuals for personal budgeting and savings tracking

Tips for Accurate Cash Counting

Always sort money by denomination before counting to avoid errors
Use a clean, flat surface to prevent coins from rolling away
Count in pairs or groups of 5 to double-check your counts
Verify your rolled coins against standard roll quantities before entering
Use the print feature to keep a paper record for accounting purposes
For large amounts, count twice and compare results

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1.How do I count rolled coins with this calculator?

Simply enable the "Rolled Coins" checkbox and enter the number of rolls you have for each denomination. The calculator automatically uses standard roll quantities (e.g., 40 quarters = $10, 50 pennies = $0.50) to calculate the total value.

Q2.What currencies are supported by this money calculator?

This calculator supports 18 major currencies including US Dollar (USD), Euro (EUR), Japanese Yen (JPY), British Pound (GBP), Australian Dollar (AUD), Canadian Dollar (CAD), Thai Baht (THB), Swiss Franc (CHF), Swedish Krona (SEK), Mexican Peso (MXN), and more.

Q3.Is this money calculator free to use?

Yes, this money calculator is completely free to use with no registration required. You can count your cash, coins, and rolled coins as many times as you need.

Q4.How do I print my cash counting results?

After calculating your total, click the "Print Friendly Page" button. This will generate a clean, printer-friendly version of your results that you can save or print for your records.

Q5.What are standard rolled coin quantities?

Standard roll quantities vary by country and denomination. For example, in the US: pennies (50 per roll), nickels (40 per roll), dimes (50 per roll), quarters (40 per roll), half dollars (20 per roll), and dollars (25 per roll). The calculator uses these standard values automatically.

Q6.Can I use this calculator for business cash reconciliation?

Absolutely! This calculator is designed for both personal and business use. The detailed breakdown and print-friendly output make it perfect for cash register reconciliation, daily sales tracking, and financial record-keeping.