COMMEMORATIVE MONETARY NON MONETARY METAL

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
AMERICAN HISTORIC SOCIETY JSD Suite A 25 La Grande Avenue Greenwich CT 06830 commemorative monetary and non-monetary metal coin sets; antique coins of precious metals and their alloys; jewelry and watches;SOCIETY;mail order and catalog services in the field of - commemorative monetary and non-monetary coin sets; antique coins; collectible coins; coins; jewelry; watches; and historical and historical-related items, and historical memorabilia, namely, collectible newspapers and printed materials, framed and unframed displays of reproductions of historical events, autographed artifacts mounted and unmounted;
AMERICAN HISTORIC SOCIETY JSD Suite A 25 La Grande Avenue Greenwich CT 06830 commemorative monetary and non-monetary metal coin sets; antique coins of precious metals and their alloys; jewelry and watches;mail order and catalog ordering services in the field of commemorative monetary and non-monetary coin sets, antique coins, collectible coins, coins, jewelry, watches, and historical and historical-related items, and historical memorabilia, namely, collectible newspapers and printed materials, framed and unframed displays of reproductions of historical events, mounted and unmounted autographed artifacts;SOCIETY;
FOTO MINT Unified Precious Metals, Inc. 9010 Eton Avenue Canoga Park CA 91304 commemorative monetary and non-monetary metal coins and monetary and non-monetary metal coins sold as a unit with photographic and artistic images for affixing to the coins;PHOTO MINT;FOTO;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A compact fare paying device has a housing for receiving a monetary member and at least one verifier unit in the housing for determining the authenticity of the monetary member. A storage device such as a safe can receive the monetary member or a return device can return it to the user. A control unit can compute the monetary value of the monetary member and compare the monetary value to a stored required fare value. If the monetary value is greater than the fare value, the monetary member can then be translated to the return device. If the monetary value is less than the stored fare value, the monetary member is stored for a predetermined time period to enable the user to deposit the required fare. If it is not deposited within the predetermined time period, the temporarily stored monetary value is translated to the return device.