Cartage (cartage, wheelage; rolled coins, roll of nickel, money cone)

Payment for the transportation of freight from the consignor to the railroad and/or from the railroad to the consignee by a forwarder (CH: Spetter; carrier) or carrier (CH: Camionneur, A: Frächter; haulier). – Coins wrapped in paper, usually packed by banks in sheets specially made for this purpose and printed with the appropriate imprint, and given as change (Kleingeld; change) to commercial enterprises. Cash handlers (cash transportation service providers), nowadays regularly equipped with machines for counting money, also frequently prepare roll money and exchange it for other forms of money on request – see bridge money, toll money, city toll, diesel money, ferry money, ford money, money roll, demurrage, toll money, postage, roll money, cab, gate money, transit money, unloading money, vignette waiting money.

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