Abstract: A note presenter and method is disclosed for dispensing notes at a plurality of dispensing locations that are spaced apart such that two or more persons can be positioned at the dispensing locations at one time. The note presenter is attached to a secure container for receiving the cash at a single exit slot and includes a rotatable mechanism for repositioning the cash in alignment with either one of the two dispensing locations, and a linearly moveable part to withdraw the notes from the exit slot and to extend the notes to either one of the two dispensing locations to two or more persons who can be positioned at the dispensing locations. Several different configurations are disclosed.

Abstract: A note presenter (51) and method is disclosed for dispensing notes at a plurality of dispensing locations that are spaced apart such that two or more persons (C) can be positioned at the dispensing locations at one time. The note presenter (51) is attached to a secure container (30) for receiving the cash at a single exit slot (38) and includes a rotatable mechanism (52) for repositioning the cash in alignment with either one of the two dispensing locations (59, 60), and a linearly moveable part to withdraw the notes from the exit slot (38) and to extend the notes to either one of the two dispensing locations (59, 60) to two or more persons (C) who can be positioned at the dispensing locations. Several different configurations are disclosed.

Abstract: A cash redemption machine for receipt in a recess or aperture in a wall or other structure includes a sliding or rotational element mounted beneath the cabinet. In typical use, a front panel of the machine extends out of the recess, where it is accessible to customers to insert coins into a coin intake. The remainder of the machine extends into the recess, and the opening between the machine and the wall or structure is enclosed by side panels. When access to stored coins, service, or maintenance is required, the machine is rotated or slid about the sliding or rotational element, to allow access to the back portion of the machine.