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What this calculator does
Count notes, coins, rolls, and non-cash entries for one total.
How to use this calculator
- Choose a currency and enter the count for each denomination.
- Review the calculation assumptions before using the result.
- The breakdown helps reconcile a till or cash drawer.
How to calculate
Choose a currency, enter how many notes, coins, rolls, and optional non-cash items you have, then calculate the total.
Worked example
Two $1 notes, three $5 notes, and four 25¢ coins total $18.00.
Understanding your result
The breakdown helps reconcile a till or cash drawer.
- It uses face value, not collector value.
- Double-check values and units before calculating.
Frequently asked questions
What does this money calculator do?
Count notes, coins, rolls, and non-cash entries for one total.
How do I use this money calculator?
Choose a currency and enter the count for each denomination.
What does the result mean?
The breakdown helps reconcile a till or cash drawer.
What should I check before relying on it?
It uses face value, not collector value.
Does this use the current exchange rate for other currencies?
No — it simply totals the count of notes and coins you enter at face value in the currency you select; it doesn't convert between currencies or use live exchange rates.
Can I use this to count a till at the end of a shift?
Yes — enter the count of each denomination you have on hand, and the total helps you reconcile it against the expected cash balance.