Where does the money from vending machines go?

Vending machines is a category that encompasses a wide range of concepts. For simplicity I will consider a general snack or soda machine. If the machine accepts coins (usually quarters, nickels and dimes) they are put first into a special receptacle. These coins can be used for change (if $1 is put in the machine and the product only costs $.50) or are able to be dispensed at the demand of the coin release. When these receptacles are full, the coins usually fall into, for the lack of a better Word, bucket. Bills accepted by a machine go through a verification device known as a dollar bill validator and are stacked neatly in a metal box