Users can push on the metal flap (the inner portion of that square) to access it. That "Bottom Square" on the coin door is known as the "Coin Reject / Return" chute, where users can retrieve there coins (or tokens, if designed to use those) that the coin mechanism rejects for some reason (like it's the wrong coin, like a nickel, or a counterfeit). it doesn't have to be pretty the frame of the coin door will cover up minor mistakes in the cut. They generally just fit into a opening and either have bolts that go thru the panel OR use clips to clamp it to the panel. You may need to beef up your kick panel if you install a coin door, they're heavy (all metal) although that's one of the smaller one's so maybe ok. Some coin doors have a seperate enclosed coin box (2nd door) below the one you have pictured. you open the door with the key, reach in and pull it out, so make sure you leave little room if you put one of these in your cab. The coin bucket is going to be under that door inside. either past the "coin" switch which activates a credit, or drops into the coin return that you're asking about. As was said, it's the coin return, you put the coin in at the top, it goes thru a coin mechanism to check if it's a good coin.
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