Cash Counter
Count notes and coins, then the page multiplies each count by a fixed denomination. Pick USD or EUR. The tables are static. This is not a currency converter and not a cash-register certification.
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How to total a cash drawer
- Pick USD or EUR. The denomination list is a static table for that set, not a live FX rate.
- Enter counts for the notes and coins you have. Counts cannot be negative. Zero rows are omitted from the breakdown.
- Read the total and each non-zero subtotal. The USD default is one twenty and three ones, which totals 23.
- Use the adding machine if you have a free-form list instead of a till. This page is not a certified cash count.
Static cash denomination total
Count times face value for USD or EUR
| USD notes | 100, 50, 20, 10, 5, 1 |
|---|---|
| USD coins | Quarter 0.25, dime 0.10, nickel 0.05, penny 0.01 |
| EUR notes | 500, 200, 100, 50, 20, 10, 5 |
| EUR coins | 2, 1, 0.50, 0.20, 0.10, 0.05, 0.02, 0.01 |
| Default USD example | 1 × $20 + 3 × $1 = 23 |
| Not included | Live FX, half-dollars, $2 bills, rolled coin premiums |
What this cash counter adds
Each count multiplies a fixed face value from a USD or EUR table baked into the page. The total is the sum of those products. A free-form column of amounts without denominations is the adding machine. Switching USD to EUR does not convert 23 dollars into euros. It only changes which faces you count.
How the total is computed
For the selected currency, total = sum(count_i × denomination_i) over rows with count greater than 0. Zero counts skip the breakdown. All counts must be 0 or greater. If every count is 0, the page asks for at least one bill or coin. IEEE float still applies to the 0.01 rows.
USD, EUR, and what is missing
The USD set uses common Federal Reserve notes plus quarter, dime, nickel, and penny. It omits $2 notes and half-dollars. The EUR set includes €500 even where some countries no longer issue that note, because the engine still lists it. No GBP, JPY, or mixed till. No FX feed.
Use cases
A closing drawer sketch, a classroom count of play money, or reconciling a petty-cash box you already sorted by face. Not a bank deposit slip and not a POS certification.
Limits
Two static sets only. Negative counts fail. Empty drawers fail. No currency conversion. CZNull does not receive the counts.