Gobbler GB-9788E Fully Automatic Mix Note Value Counting Machine with Fake Note Detection

Counting mixed notes by hand is slow, error-prone, and risky. The Gobbler GB-9788E takes that problem off the table entirely. Drop up to 300 notes into the hopper in any denomination, in any order, and the machine sorts them out — calculating the total value, displaying the count per denomination, and flagging every fake note, all at 1000 notes per minute.

Powered by an advanced Japanese sensor, the GB-9788E recognises all current Indian currency — ₹10, ₹20, ₹50, ₹100, ₹200, ₹500, and ₹2000 — including both old and new series notes. It doesn't ask you to sort first. It handles the mix so you don't have to.

Counterfeit detection runs on four independent layers: UV (ultraviolet ink), MG (magnetic ink), IR (infrared thread), and MT (metallic thread). If any note fails even one check, the colour LCD display flips red instantly — an unmissable visual alert that stops the count and protects every transaction. The external display is included in the box, so a second person at the counter can read the totals simultaneously.

The Add function lets you stack multiple batches together for a running total, while the Batch function pre-sets a specific count for dispensing or bundling. Voice announcements keep the operator informed without having to look at the screen — useful in busy cash counters, bank branches, and retail back offices. The sound can be muted with a single button press. At just 80 watts and a compact 310×270×175 mm footprint, the GB-9788E is practical for full-day operation on a standard desk without drawing attention or consuming excessive power.

What's in the box: 1 note counter unit, 1 external display, 1 user manual.