A coin stacking and wrapping apparatus wherein coins (C) are fed along a coin guideway (15) toward a stacking position in which each unit number of coins are stacked. The stack of coins (C) thus formed is rotatably engaged by a set of wrapping rolls (10, 11, 12), at least one of which is revolved by drive means (M D , 84, 85, 86) for causing rotation of all the wrapping rolls together with the stack of coins and hence for wrapping the stack of coins in a piece of wrapper strip (65) supplied by wrapper feed means (M E , 67, 68). Eject means (M1, 27, 34) ejects the wrapped stack of coins from among the wrapping rolls downwardly by gravity.
With a view to the reduction of the vertical dimension of the machine, the coins (C) successively issu­ing from the coin guideway (15) are stacked on approximate­ly the same plane as the coin guideway, with each new coin placed under the preceding one by stacking means (M4, 24, 60). The set of wrapping rolls (10, 11, 12) are so dis­posed as to surround at least part of the stack of coins thus formed, so that the stack of coins is required to travel a minimum distance upwardly to be wrapped in the wrapper strip by the wrapping rolls.