Below is the line and I hope I am staying north of it, but I will jsut say that something gives tipping your bag boy a whole new meaning. Thankfully most aren't allowed to take tips at the grocery anymore and are still required to offer assistance getting things out of the store at some grocers like they would at a lumber yard or home improvement store. I wonder if someone looks inside that CVS machine if it has a European manufacturer anywhere listed or Mexican? Does China have 20 (Yuan?) coins right now, I don't remember. I would bet anyone you handed a 20 cent piece would think it were a dime anyway, and I know Coinstar will reject them cause I was shown so when someone happened to be emptying one one time, and they made sure to point out EVERYTHING in the machine goes to a reject tray it doesn't keep ANY coins that that model machines gets that aren't counted.
Im sure the mechanisms in the casings are different or able to be set to various denominations for various countries coinage. The casings are just "cardboard cutout" non specific generics. My guess is they are made in Europe. Probably Germany.
My wife worked at Sears for a number of years then took a position at Kohls. After she had been at Kohls a few weeks that let her start doing the closing announcements. At the end of her announcement she thanked all the customers for shopping at Sears
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