Currency Band Bundles (400 Bands)

Keep counted cash organized with NUCOUN self-adhesive currency bands. This 400-pack includes eight printed amounts ranging from $50 to $10,000, with 50 bands per amount. Use these money straps to wrap and label counted bills during daily cash handling, end-of-day closeout, and deposit preparation.

What's Included in the 400-Pack

“400-pack” refers to the number of individual bands included. The dollar amounts printed on the bands identify the cash totals they are intended to label.

Count, Check, and Wrap

Separate bills by denomination, count them, and verify the total. Choose a currency band with a printed amount that matches the cash in the stack, wrap it around the bills, and press the adhesive end onto the overlapping band to secure it.

Self-Adhesive Currency Straps

Each band has adhesive at one end for securing the wrap. Keep the printed amount visible, and attach the adhesive to the band itself rather than directly to the banknotes. The labeled stack can then be kept with your cash-counting records.

Using Currency Bands After Counting Cash

Currency bands fit into your cash-counting routine after the bills have been counted and checked. Whether you count by hand or use a money counter, keep each denomination separate and confirm the cash total before applying a strap.

If your money counter supports batch counting, select a batch size appropriate for the bill denomination and the amount you want to wrap. Verify the completed stack, remove it from the machine, and apply the band by hand.

For equipment to support your daily counting routine, compare NUCOUN money counters.

Currency Strap Amounts and Color Coding

The printed amount on a money band refers to the total value of the cash in the wrapped stack, not the denomination of a single bill. Color coding helps distinguish the labels, but always read the printed amount and verify the bills before wrapping.

To calculate a stack's value, multiply the number of bills by their denomination. For example, 100 twenty-dollar bills total $2,000. The band used to identify that stack should show the same total.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many bills should I put in each currency band?

The bill count depends on the printed amount and the denomination of the bills. Divide the printed amount by the value of one bill to calculate the quantity. If preparing a bank deposit, follow your bank's requirements for bill counts and packaging.

Do these currency bands go inside a money counter?

These self-adhesive bands are applied by hand after counting. Count and check the loose bills first, then remove the completed stack from the counter before wrapping it.

Can I use these money bands for cash deposits?

Use the bands to keep counted cash organized while preparing a deposit. Before wrapping, confirm your bank's requirements for bill quantities, printed amounts, additional markings, and deposit packaging.

Where can I use currency bands in a small business?

Use them to keep verified stacks together during register closeout, cash storage, and staff handoffs. Keep your count sheet or closeout record with the cash-handling process so the printed labels can be checked against the recorded totals.