An electrically operated coin exchanger has a shallow slot into which a coin is inserted. A motor is actuated by the coin, the coin exchanger vibrates, a lid on the normally closed top of the device opens, and a simulated hand appears which grasps the coin and pulls it inside the box as the lid closes. A coin or token unlike that inserted into the slot then appears from an opening near the bottom of the coin exchanger.
This international world clock is design to readout a display of time in major cities of the world. Primarily, it consists of a world map panel secured to a pane mounted in an opening of a housing, and a motor is provided in the housing and is provided with an attached disk that is coupled to a time disk rotated by the motor.