Scrip cash dispensers do not incorporate a vault. Employees were paid in company scrip instead of cash. They play for scrip redeemable for prizes. The cemetery would also create a sinking fund to redeem scrip. Interest due after 1889 would be paid 3 percent in cash, 4 percent in scrip. The new company started with capital of $10,000 cash and $290,000 of scrip. The investor has the right to sell the new scrip shares in the market. A company store enabled workers to exchange scrip for food and necessities. Employees of J. G. Boswell could purchase groceries with company scrip. The paper money was called Colonial Scrip. Employees were provided scrip to buy provisions. Exonumia, and scrip are terms synonymous with such tokens. Many coal companies paid miners with company scrip (private money), good only at company-owned stores. This kind of scrip was valid only within the settlement where it was issued. The coal miners were unhappy about low wages paid in scrip.