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Method of inserting a coin return housing into a telephone paystation
   
Document Number
US Patent 5515594
Issued Date
May 14, 1996
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An improved method of inserting a coin return into an opening in a telephone paystation enclosure including the steps of inserting the housing of the coin return into an opening until a pivot area of the housing is aligned with and placed over a lower part of the opening; then pivoting the housing around the pivot area into the interior of the enclosure until a portion of an outer lip of the housing contacts a portion of the exterior surface of the enclosure and an upper slotted opening formed in the housing is aligned with a top surface of the opening; then pushing the housing upwardly until the top surface of the opening in the enclosure bottoms out in the upper slotted opening; then rocking the housing inwardly, past the pivot area, until a further portion of the interior surface of the outer lip of the housing contacts the exterior surface of the enclosure and a lower, slotted opening formed in the housing is aligned with a bottom surface of the opening; then allowing the housing to drop until the lower slotted opening bottoms out against the bottom surface of the opening.
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Published
May 14, 1996
Application Number
08/377,636
Filed
January 26, 1995
US Classification
29/434  
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G07F   9/04   (20060101)   H04M   17/02   (20060101)   H04M   17/00   (20060101)  
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This is a division of application Ser. No. 08/095,307, filed on Jul. 21, 1993, now U.S. Pat. No. 5,411,207.
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29/434   29/428   232/57.5   379/145  
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An improved anti-stuffing coin return for a telephone paystation, which is highly resistant to explosives due to front and rear openings, has a pair of diverging side walls and at least one internal movable plate, all made from a high strength material. The outer casing may include a push button that cooperates with the movable plate to help move any materials stuffed therein and allow coins to flow to a coin retrieval area adjacent an open front area. Additionally, a coin slide in the coin path may pivot to substantially block the force and gases of any explosive materials detonated therein.

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