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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Sep. 21, 1993
Filed:
Nov. 22, 1991
Akio Yuge, Yokohama, JP;
Hajime Watanabe, Tokyo, JP;
Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba, Kawasaki, JP;
Abstract
A bill depositing and withdrawing system of the circulation type for receiving bills deposited and withdrawing them as money to be paid, comprising safe section for storing bills deposited, memory for memorizing the number of the bills stored in the safe section, take-out device for taking out the bills which are to be paid one by one from the safe section first check section for finding whether or not the bills taken out by the take-out are correct, withdrawal section for withdrawing the bills which have been found correct, collector section for collecting the bills which have been found incorrect, instructor for instructing a confirmation operation of the number of bills stored in the safe section, returning passage for returning the bills which have been take out from the save section to the safe section when the confirmation operation instruction is issued by the instructor, first counter for counting the number of the bills which have been returned to the safe section through the returning passage on the basis of results found by the first check section when said confirmation operation instruction is issued by the instructor, and computer for calculating the number of the bills which have been collected by the collector section by substracting the number of the bills counted by the first counter from the number of the bills stored in the memory.