Single-finger single-sheet banknote counting method: The method of counting one-at-a-time with one finger is called the single-finger single-sheet banknote counting method. This method is the most basic and most commonly used method in banknote counting. It is widely used and has a high frequency. It is suitable for collection, payment and counting of various old and new banknotes on the hour. This method of counting banknotes has a small face and can see three-quarters of the face. It is easy to find counterfeit banknotes and broken banknotes. Specific operation method:
1. Hold a ticket
The left hand holds the banknote horizontally, with the bottom facing the body, the thumb of the left hand is about a quarter of the left end of the front of the banknote, the index finger and the middle finger are on the back of the banknote and the thumb at the same time pinch the banknote, the ring finger and the little finger are naturally bent and stretched to the lower left of the front of the banknote, and the middle finger Clamp the banknote, straighten the index finger, move the thumb upward, hold the side of the banknote, press the banknote into a tile shape, wipe the banknote from the table with the left hand, and turn the banknote upward into a slightly open fan shape with the thumb. Forefinger prepares to count money.
2. Inventory
After holding the banknote in the left hand and forming a tile shape, hold the upper right corner of the back of the banknote with the index finger of the right hand, and twist the upper right corner of the banknote downward one by one with the tip of the thumb. To twist lightly, twist the index finger on the right end of the back of the banknote with the thumb, and the left thumb should not press the banknote too tightly, and should cooperate with the right hand to play a natural boosting role. The ring finger of the hand will flick the twisted banknotes into the arms, and be careful to flick quickly.
3. Counting
Concurrent with the inventory. In the case of fast counting speed, the efficiency of banknote counting is often affected due to the slow counting, so the counting method should be grouped. Take 10 as 1 record, namely 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.8, 9.1 (ie 10), 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.7.8, 9.2 (ie 20), with And so on, counting to 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 (ie, 100). Using this notation method to count is simple and fast, labor-saving and easy to remember. But remember the timing of counting, don't read it aloud, and make sure that the brain, eyes, and hands cooperate closely, which is both accurate and fast.