Coin Dispenser

Hi

I have a beaver vending machine which takes $2 Canadian coin. Does anyone know how do I "disable" it? I would like to have it "active" without putting any coin. Thanks

Maybe contact the maker? The machine should have a number or something on it right? Either way, it's a good way to save up all your $2 coins! hehe

2008-07-07 16:18:56 by canadamoonriver

Oh yea, shipped all the way from japan! Cutest thing ever ;D

Need to find a newspaper coin operated dispenser for a tabloid style 11X17 newspaper. Doesn't have to be super fancy, just work.

First i would check out Ebay & bidville.com , & if no luck there give a call to the nearest major newspaper like the Star Telegram here in Fort Worth, & someone in the circulation department can tell you where to find one. They may even have a used one for sale. Good Luck!!

2007-03-09 13:09:33 by NOLA Girl in Texas

Fits in any cup holder
Can hold over $10 in change
Holds pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters

the dispenser is made of wood, a slot for old pennies, a selection dial, a plunger to push out the perfume from three bottles of cologne inside.

Just put it on ebay and see what retards would pay for it.

2006-08-29 13:28:30 by peewee

Price: $35.49 $28.25

Large Hopper Capacity
Portable Light weight
No need for batteries or power

i live in Honduras Central America and condoms cost one third of a mans daily wages, i want to build handy easy non electronic single coin operated condom dispensers so people will use them. the highes value of a coin here is $0.05 so thet would get people going. we can make the machine here, just need the drawings. drop a coin open hatch and out come condon, close hatch and stay closed.

try asking a condom company

2006-11-24 07:48:03 by RonaldReinds

I'm looking for a machine that will accept a bill, allow for selections (either pop-machine-style or via an input pad), and dispense ROLLED COINS and possible banded bills based on that selection.

For example, if you put a $20 bill into the machine and press the "Quarters" button, the machine will dispense two rolls of quarters.

Or, if you put a $10 bill into the machine and ask for "dimes", the machine will dispense one roll of dimes.

It would be great if it also worked for bills. Say you put $50 into the machine and asked for "ones", the machine would dispense a banded bundle of one dollar bills. Having the bills banded would not be a requirement - loose bills would also be OK.

Obviously the machine would need to allow for some configuration. The minimum number of currency types would be four if change only, and at least two for bills (ones and fives) if possible.

Keep in mind this is for SMALL BUSINESS - we're not looking to dispense 1,000 rolls a day.

Thanks!!!
I've searched for things like "coin roll dispenser", "rolled coin changer" "rolled coin vending machine", etc. with very limited success.

The only thing I found was from a company called Tidel, but the machines are wayyyy bigger than we need and probably far too expensive for the use we would get out of it.
BTW, I mean $5 bill in my dime example above.... dimes are rolled in $5 increments.
It's not for customer use. It's to provide a central exchange point for employees to swap bills for coins and possibly larger bills for smaller bills. Our operations are highly unpredictable in terms of which bills/coins will be given out. Some shifts we may give out 200 ones back to customers - other shifts maybe only 50. Same goes with change. We'd like to have an option for dispensing rolled coins TO OUR EMPLOYEES that doesn't require a human to act as a coin changer.

Check casino supply companies as all casinos have these types of machines in their slot machine areas.

2007-12-05 19:25:22 by wa-webguy