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Author Topic: Different color coin reject buttons?? wells gardner/ coin control  (Read 16787 times)

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Re: Different color coin reject buttons?? wells gardner/ coin control
« Reply #40 on: July 20, 2026, 07:49:20 pm »
Looking for this type reject button in a dime value, anyone ever seen?  Seems to only come in quartet.

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Re: Different color coin reject buttons?? wells gardner/ coin control
« Reply #41 on: July 21, 2026, 01:55:05 am »
Looking for this type reject button in a dime value, anyone ever seen?  Seems to only come in quartet.
If you're looking to replace the "25˘ push to reject" printed insert, it should be fairly easy to edit the "25˘" image or make a new one from scratch using the measurements from the old one.

For printing, clear adhesive labels or overhead transparency media are better than paper -- better light transmission, no visible fibers.
- If you have an inkjet printer, use Avery 18665 (10 pack) or Avery 8665 (25 pack) media.
- If you have a laser printer, use Avery 15665.

This is how the Avery labels look in clear translucent buttons.



On the other hand, if you're looking for a WG/CC reject button with a dime-sized slot, I don't recall ever seeing something like that.   :dunno
- Probably the only way to do it is to design it yourself and 3d print the translucent coin reject button using a resin printer since regular 3d printers usually don't do well with transparent filament.


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