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Coin-operated vending machines work by detecting inserted coins through physical and electronic mechanisms. When a coin is inserted into the vendor’s slot, it travels down a specially angled chute. It is angled to generate a set amount of momentum for the travelling coin.

The currency then passes through an electromagnetic field generated by an electromagnet that surrounds the chute, generating an electronic signature according to its chemical composition. If this signature doesn’t match one of the vendor’s computer’s known set of signatures (the different coin values) the coin is not logged by the system, but rejected.

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Once through the electromagnetic field, the travelling coin must then cross the reject chute to be accepted by the vendor. To do this, the coin must be travelling at the correct momentum as dictated by the chute, with coins travelling too slowly or quickly stopped with physical barriers. This ensures that only official, known currency is accepted – coins which are too light, too heavy or too big or small are physically stopped, as they do not travel down the chute at the pre-designed speed.

If coins pass both checks, they are logged and accepted by the vending machine and function accordingly; if either check fails, however, the coin is rejected and sent down a second chute for collection.

What is claimed is:

1. For ensuring, before an item is vended, the deposit of a predetermined number of coins of a predetermined denomination into a vending machine having a vending linkage for controlling the dispensing of an item, a coin mechanism comprising:

Caille centaur upright slot machine. (a) a front plate, said front plate including a coin slot;

(b) a rotatable knob having a shaft passing through the front plate;

(c) a cylindrical coin carrier fixed to said shaft for rotation therewith, said coin carrier including a pair of diametrically opposed coin members each of which are alignable with said coin slot, the coin chambers being dimensioned to receive at least one coin of a given denomination in face-to-face relation therein, at least two peripheral cut outs formed in said coin carrier, and an actuator means for coupling the coin carrier to the vending linkage of the vending machine to cause said vending machine to vend an item only upon 180 degree rotation of said coin carrier;

(d) at least one spring biased coin pawl equal in number to the number of coins required to meet the vend price pivotally affixed to said front plate;

(e) a first spacer plate means for engaging the coins upon rotation of said knob and coin carrier in a first direction to force each of said coins against its associate spring biased coin pawl to permit 180 degree rotation of said coin carrier in said first direction only when the number of coins of the given denomination equal to the vend price are present in one of said coin chambers;

(f) coin ejector means affixed to said front plate for ensuring that all coins exit said coin chamber of said coin carrier when the coin carrier is rotated approximately 180; and

(g) a spring loaded backup pawl for mating with the peripheral cut outs formed in said coin carrier to prevent 180 rotation of the coin carrier in a second direction opposite said first direction.

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2. The apparatus of claim 1 further including a back plate attached to said front plate with said first spacer plate means disposed therebetween.

3. The apparatus of claim 2 wherein said back plate has a central circular opening intended to mate with said coin carrier.

4. The apparatus of claim 2 wherein said front plate and said back plate have aligned bores therethrough which are intended to receive means for mounting said coin mechanism to said vending machine.

5. The apparatus of claim 1 wherein said coin carrier is made of a molded plastic.

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6. The apparatus of claim 1 wherein said first spacer plate means has a top edge, a bottom edge, an outside edge and an inside edge, said inside edge including, along its major portion a first concaved cut out having a radius of curvature substantially equal to the radius of curvature of the coin carrier and an adjoining second concaved cut out having a different radius of curvature.

7. The apparatus of claim 6 having a second spacer plate having a top edge, a bottom edge, an outside edge and an inside edge, said inside edge having along its major portion a cut out having a radius of curvature substantially equal to the radius of curvature of the coin carrier.