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The Cassida CRS 7200 is a 1-pocket mixed bill counter and reader that sorts, counts, and totals the dollar value of mixed stacks of U.S. bills in a single pass. Unlike single-denomination bill counters that count a pre-sorted stack of all $1s or all $20s, the CRS 7200 reads each note individually, identifies the denomination, and reports both the bill count and the total dollar value, so a mixed stack of $1s, $5s, $10s, $20s, $50s, and $100s gets an accurate count and dollar total without the operator pre-sorting the stack first. For a small-business cash office or a retail counter where cash comes in as unsorted mixed stacks, the CRS 7200 is the right pick when you need actual dollar totals, not just bill counts.
The practical difference between the CRS 7200 and the Cassida CRS 6200 is denomination reading. The CRS 6200 is a bill counter that reports the total number of bills in a stack and, with ValuCount mode, multiplies by one operator-selected denomination to show a dollar total. If you hand the CRS 6200 a mixed stack of $1s and $20s, it will give you an accurate bill count but not an accurate dollar total until you sort the stack first. The CRS 7200 reads each note's denomination as it feeds, so a mixed stack of mixed bills comes back as both an accurate bill count and an accurate dollar total in one pass, with no pre-sorting required.
Counterfeit detection on the CRS 7200 uses all three Cassida detection methods in parallel: ultraviolet (UV) sensors scan each bill for the UV-reactive fluorescent fibers embedded in genuine U.S. currency; magnetic ink (MG) sensors scan for the magnetic signature of genuine currency ink; and infrared (IR) sensors check for the IR-based opacity patterns that distinguish real notes from counterfeits printed on ordinary paper. If a bill fails any of the three scans, the counter stops, beeps, and displays an error so the operator can pull the suspect note aside and continue counting.
The CRS 7200 ships with three operating modes and three counting functions that overlay on top of any mode. MIX reads mixed stacks and totals both bill count and dollar value automatically. SORT separates and counts bills by denomination into bundles of $1, $2, $5, $10, $20, $50, and $100, which is useful when preparing straps or deposit slips sorted by denomination. COUNT runs a straight bill count without value totaling. The ADD function keeps a running total across multiple hopper loads. The BATCH function counts out preset stack sizes for strap packs or currency straps. The ADD+BATCH function combines the two for cash offices that run strap counts and keep a daily running total at the same time. For a small-business cash workflow that moves between mixed-stack totaling, denomination sorting, and strap counting, the modes and functions cover the full daily cash cycle on one machine.
The CRS 7200 ships with multi-currency support for five currencies: U.S. dollar (USD), Canadian dollar (CAD), Mexican peso (MXN), euro (EUR), and British pound (GBP). For U.S. businesses near the Canadian or Mexican border, or for currency exchange operations handling multi-currency cash flows, the ability to switch currencies on a single machine replaces the need for a dedicated counter per currency.
The 3.5-inch color graphic TFT display on the operator side shows mode, counts, totals, and counterfeit alerts in a clear graphic layout rather than a basic 7-segment LCD readout. The included external customer-facing display sits on the customer side of the counter and shows the running count and total in real time, which matters at retail counters where customers expect transparent cash handling. The CRS 7200 includes USB, RJ11, and RS-232F ports for connecting to a POS system, a thermal receipt printer (sold separately), or an external cash management system.
The CRS 7200 is a back-loading machine, meaning the operator loads bills from behind the hopper rather than from the top as on the CRS 6200. Back loading fits a dedicated cash-counting station in a back office or cash room, where the operator stands behind the machine and the external customer display is passed through to the counter in front. At 14.7 pounds and 14.3 inches wide by 13 inches deep by 9.2 inches tall, the CRS 7200 sits on a standard back-office table without needing a dedicated cash-handling cart.
The CRS 7200 is designed, engineered, and inspected in the USA, and ships with Cassida's 3-year product warranty plus free lifetime professional support, so a question about calibration, a sensor issue, or a feed gap adjustment down the road gets you a phone call from Cassida's California-based support team. For businesses standardizing on Cassida equipment, the 3-year warranty on the CRS 7200 is longer than the standard 1-year warranty on the Cassida 5520 and CRS 6200 lines.
If you count cash in single denominations and do not need mixed-denomination value reading, the Cassida CRS 6200 runs at the same 1,200 bills per minute with the same UV/MG/IR triple detection at a lower price point. If your cash volume justifies a higher-end mixed-denomination reader with higher throughput and additional features, the Cassida 8800R Mixed Denomination Bill Reader is the step up at a dedicated mixed-denom price point.
If you have questions about the CRS 7200, whether mixed-denomination value reading fits your cash workflow, or how it compares to the CRS 6200 or 8800R Mixed Reader, please call us at 800-207-2259.
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The Cassida CRS 7200 is a 1-pocket mixed bill counter and reader that sorts, counts, and totals the dollar value of mixed stacks of U.S. bills in a single pass. Unlike single-denomination bill counters that count a pre-sorted stack of all $1s or all $20s, the CRS 7200 reads each note individually, identifies the denomination, and reports both the bill count and the total dollar value, so a mixed stack of $1s, $5s, $10s, $20s, $50s, and $100s gets an accurate count and dollar total without the operator pre-sorting the stack first. For a small-business cash office or a retail counter where cash comes in as unsorted mixed stacks, the CRS 7200 is the right pick when you need actual dollar totals, not just bill counts.
The practical difference between the CRS 7200 and the Cassida CRS 6200 is denomination reading. The CRS 6200 is a bill counter that reports the total number of bills in a stack and, with ValuCount mode, multiplies by one operator-selected denomination to show a dollar total. If you hand the CRS 6200 a mixed stack of $1s and $20s, it will give you an accurate bill count but not an accurate dollar total until you sort the stack first. The CRS 7200 reads each note's denomination as it feeds, so a mixed stack of mixed bills comes back as both an accurate bill count and an accurate dollar total in one pass, with no pre-sorting required.
Counterfeit detection on the CRS 7200 uses all three Cassida detection methods in parallel: ultraviolet (UV) sensors scan each bill for the UV-reactive fluorescent fibers embedded in genuine U.S. currency; magnetic ink (MG) sensors scan for the magnetic signature of genuine currency ink; and infrared (IR) sensors check for the IR-based opacity patterns that distinguish real notes from counterfeits printed on ordinary paper. If a bill fails any of the three scans, the counter stops, beeps, and displays an error so the operator can pull the suspect note aside and continue counting.
The CRS 7200 ships with three operating modes and three counting functions that overlay on top of any mode. MIX reads mixed stacks and totals both bill count and dollar value automatically. SORT separates and counts bills by denomination into bundles of $1, $2, $5, $10, $20, $50, and $100, which is useful when preparing straps or deposit slips sorted by denomination. COUNT runs a straight bill count without value totaling. The ADD function keeps a running total across multiple hopper loads. The BATCH function counts out preset stack sizes for strap packs or currency straps. The ADD+BATCH function combines the two for cash offices that run strap counts and keep a daily running total at the same time. For a small-business cash workflow that moves between mixed-stack totaling, denomination sorting, and strap counting, the modes and functions cover the full daily cash cycle on one machine.
The CRS 7200 ships with multi-currency support for five currencies: U.S. dollar (USD), Canadian dollar (CAD), Mexican peso (MXN), euro (EUR), and British pound (GBP). For U.S. businesses near the Canadian or Mexican border, or for currency exchange operations handling multi-currency cash flows, the ability to switch currencies on a single machine replaces the need for a dedicated counter per currency.
The 3.5-inch color graphic TFT display on the operator side shows mode, counts, totals, and counterfeit alerts in a clear graphic layout rather than a basic 7-segment LCD readout. The included external customer-facing display sits on the customer side of the counter and shows the running count and total in real time, which matters at retail counters where customers expect transparent cash handling. The CRS 7200 includes USB, RJ11, and RS-232F ports for connecting to a POS system, a thermal receipt printer (sold separately), or an external cash management system.
The CRS 7200 is a back-loading machine, meaning the operator loads bills from behind the hopper rather than from the top as on the CRS 6200. Back loading fits a dedicated cash-counting station in a back office or cash room, where the operator stands behind the machine and the external customer display is passed through to the counter in front. At 14.7 pounds and 14.3 inches wide by 13 inches deep by 9.2 inches tall, the CRS 7200 sits on a standard back-office table without needing a dedicated cash-handling cart.
The CRS 7200 is designed, engineered, and inspected in the USA, and ships with Cassida's 3-year product warranty plus free lifetime professional support, so a question about calibration, a sensor issue, or a feed gap adjustment down the road gets you a phone call from Cassida's California-based support team. For businesses standardizing on Cassida equipment, the 3-year warranty on the CRS 7200 is longer than the standard 1-year warranty on the Cassida 5520 and CRS 6200 lines.
If you count cash in single denominations and do not need mixed-denomination value reading, the Cassida CRS 6200 runs at the same 1,200 bills per minute with the same UV/MG/IR triple detection at a lower price point. If your cash volume justifies a higher-end mixed-denomination reader with higher throughput and additional features, the Cassida 8800R Mixed Denomination Bill Reader is the step up at a dedicated mixed-denom price point.
If you have questions about the CRS 7200, whether mixed-denomination value reading fits your cash workflow, or how it compares to the CRS 6200 or 8800R Mixed Reader, please call us at 800-207-2259.
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