Money Counter

Count cash by denomination and get the total instantly — bills and coin separately, the number of full bank straps and coin rolls, and whether the drawer is over or short against an expected figure.

Inputs

$100 bills

$50 bills

$20 bills

$10 bills

$5 bills

$2 bills

$1 bills

Dollar coins

Quarters

Dimes

Nickels

Pennies

Tab to move between fields

Results

Total cash

$0.00

Bills$0.00

Coin$0.00

Total pieces0

Notes counted0

Coins counted0

Against expectedNo expected total set

Variance$0.00

How to Use This Calculator

Enter how many of each note and coin you have.
Read the total, with bills and coin split out.
Check the wrapping table for how many full straps and rolls you can make and what is left loose.
Set an expected total to see whether the drawer is over or short.

What each input means

$100 bills: Number of $100 bills. 100 to a strap.
$50 bills: Number of $50 bills. 100 to a strap.
$20 bills: Number of $20 bills. 100 to a strap.
$10 bills: Number of $10 bills. 100 to a strap.
$5 bills: Number of $5 bills. 100 to a strap.
$2 bills: Number of $2 bills. 100 to a strap.
$1 bills: Number of $1 bills. 100 to a strap.
Dollar coins: Number of dollar coins. 25 to a roll.
Quarters: Number of quarters. 40 to a roll.
Dimes: Number of dimes. 50 to a roll.
Nickels: Number of nickels. 40 to a roll.
Pennies: Number of pennies. 50 to a roll.
Expected total (optional): What the drawer should hold. Leave at 0 to skip the over/short check.

What each result means

Total pieces: Notes plus coins.
Variance: Positive is over, negative is short.

How this is calculated

Formula

total = Σ (denomination value × count), summed in whole cents

Worked example, using the default values

Multiply each denomination by its count
value × count, summed in whole cents
no denominations entered = $0.00
Split bills from coin
bills + coin = total
$0.00 + $0.00 = $0.00 across 0 pieces
Compare against the expected total
variance = counted − expected
no expected total set = No expected total set

Engine last updated August 5, 2026.

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