are picked up by the rotating disk 108 from the receptacle 106 and it feeds them one at a time onto the inclined rail 30 as they pass the alloy sensor 110 the denomination of the coins is noted and appropriate signals are registered in the counting unit not shown mutilated foreign and counterfeit coins are directed into the reject chute 26 from which they can be recovered as the coins proceed down the rail 30 dimes which are smaller in diameter than pennies fall through the dime window 112 and into the other coin chute 34 at the large coin pickoff 114 nickels quarters half dollars and dollars are directed into the other coin shute 34 finally at the bottom of rail 30 the pennies are directed into the penny chute 32 and flow into the penny vault chamber 60 the other coins flow into the mixed coin insert 62 or mixed coin vault chamber 104 after all of the coins in the hopper 18 have been processed the printer button 21 lights and is enabled the user presses the printer button 21 and receives a printout from the printer output slot 22 and a visual image on the display 26 the user can take the printout to the cashier to receive paper currency and coins as is customary there is a service charge for use of the processor.