Apparatus for accepting two kinds of coins

Check-actuated control mechanisms – Including means to test validity of check – Having means to test size

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194345, 453 3, G07D 502

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050820990

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for accepting two kinds of coins comprises a coin diameter discriminating passage unit having a coin passage adapted for discriminating diameters of coins and being openable downwards for dropping an unacceptable coin from the coin passage, a vertically extending coin returning chute arranged below the coin diameter discriminating passage unit for receiving the unacceptable coin dropped therefrom and two coin material discriminating units arranged at both sides of the coin returning chute, respectively. The coin diameter discriminating passage unit has two opposed side outlets adapted for introducing acceptable coins into the respective coin material discriminating units. Thus, the apparatus has a reduced width and thickness and a high flexibility owing to possibility of exchanging the coin diameter discriminating passage unit and/or the coin material discriminating unit for various kinds of coins.

REFERENCES:
patent: 1316887 (1919-09-01), Grover
patent: 4570779 (1986-02-01), Abe
patent: 4878573 (1989-11-01), Kobayashi et al.

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