and extends rearwardly through a slot 58 in flange 60 a spring 62 interconnecting the aft end of coin bar 54 and a fixed post 64 biases the coin bar upwardly and backwardly coin bar 54 has a pair of rectangular recesses 65 66 and forward recess 65 is typically engaged by flange 60 to prevent rotation of shaft 42 except when the device being correctly operated as described hereinafter exposed coin slots 67 68 are provided for the insertion of coins which are transported by a pair of corresponding coin chutes 69 70 chutes 69 70 have a side opening 72 sized so that pennies will fall out of the coin chutes the falling penny falls through a penny guide 74 and slides down a reject chute 76 into an accessible reject slot not shown coins other than pennies travel down coin chutes 69 70 and fall into the coin holder 78 coin holder 78 is a conventional type known in the industry and contains dogs 80 81 which hold the coins down and prevent their upward movement only if the proper amount of coinage is inserted in the embodiment shown in fig1 the price of the papers being distributed is 25 u00a2 and a quarter 82 is illustrated in position held down by dog 81 a ramp 84 is fixed to the upper surface of coin bar 54 and prior to actuation of the system is located immediately beneath the inserted coin 82 in coin holder 78 a manually actuatable lever 86 is rotatable about a pin 88 which also supports coin holder 78 lever 86 is attached to crank 50 by an adjustable rod 88 with a circumscribing spring 89 although lever.