Cash Technologies Introduces New Coin Counting Machine; CoinBank(R) Self-Service Coin Counting Machine Offers Unprecedented Features and Reliability.
Cash Technologies, Inc. announced today that it has released a new model in the company's line of CoinBank(R) electronic self-service coin counting machines. The sleek new CoinBank CB5 machine incorporates patented debris handling and other proprietary technologies that give it leading edge

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Coinstar, Inc. announces second patent on coin counting machine; invention allows consumers to convert coins into cash.
BELLEVUE, WashBUSINESS WIREJune 12, 1997--Coinstar(R), Inc. announced that the United States Patent and Trademark Office has issued patent number 5,620,079 to Coinstar, Inc. This new patent is in addition to Coinstar's original patent number 5,564,546 issued October 15, 1996. The technology

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Coinstar Network Grows to 5,000 Machines; Availability of Self-Service Coin Counting Machines Doubles In 18 Months.
BELLEVUE, WashBUSINESS WIREMarch 5, 1999--Coinstar Inc. (Nasdaq:CSTR) today announced the installation of its 5,000th self-service coin-counting machine at a Safeway in Fort Collins, Colorado, which is 60 miles north of Denver. This week's installation took place just eight short years after

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Brother, Can You Spare 2,500 Dimes?: Why 2 CUs See Coin Counting Machines As Good Opportunity.
RICHMOND, Va. -- It's unusual to find a coin-counting machine in a U.S. credit union-only about 25% offer the service-yet automated coin-counting helps keep members from wandering off to other financial institutions, according to two credit unions. Before we had any type of coin-counting machines,

Publication: Credit Union Journal

Brother, Can You Spare 2,500 Dimes? Why 2 CUs See Coin Counting Machines As Good Opportunity.(CU Technology Report)
Byline: Kevin Jepson, Technology Correspondent RICHMOND, Va.-It's unusual to find a coin-counting machine in a U.S. credit union-only about 25% offer the service-yet automated coin-counting helps keep members from wandering off to other financial institutions, according to two credit unions. Before

Publication: Credit Union Journal

Coinstar Inc. to Launch Consumer Value Program Through Coin Counting Machines in Supermarkets.
BELLEVUE, WashBUSINESS WIREJuly 23, 1998--When is a quarter worth more than a quarter? When it's recycled at a Coinstar(R) machine. Coinstar Inc. (NASDAQ:CSTR) today announced that it will launch a new program in Columbus, Ohio that will deliver valuable offers to consumers through its network of

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