Cashier. The present invention relates to a box (100) for which a number of loose objects are provided with a dispensing opening which inhibits and preferably prevents objects from being captured within the box in the process of being dispensed. the box comprises walls (101,102,103,104,105,106) closing a chamber for carrying a quantity of loose objects. a flap (110) is preferably defined by a weakening line (108,109) on a first housing wall (101) such that the flap (110) forms an edge when the weakening line is broken or the flap is another way separate from the first wall. after which the edge is pivotally connected to the first wall of the box by the aid of a fixing line (107) between the ends of the weakening line. The edge is then pivotable in the box chamber after the weakening line has been broken. the tab has a width in a direction substantially parallel to the attachment line (107) and a height in a direction substantially perpendicular to the attachment line (107). the height of the flange of a free edge thereof to the anchor line (107) is preferably longer than the distance between the anchor line (107) and a margin between the first wall (where the flap is defined) and a second wall to which the formed edge of the flap is pivoted. thus, the edge blocks objects from entering an area between the edge and the walls (101,102,103,104,105,106) to which the edge is pivoted so that objects are not trapped inside the box in the object dispensing.caixa. a presente invenção refere-se a uma caixa (100) para uma quantidade de objetos soltos é fornecida com uma abertura de dispensação que inibe e preferivelmente impede que os objetos venham ser capturados dentro da caixa no processo de ser dispensados. a caixa compreende paredes (101,102,103,104,105,106) fechando uma câmara para carregar uma quantidade de objetos soltos. uma aba (110) é definida, preferivelmente por uma linha de enfraquecimento (108,109), em uma primeira parede (101) da caixa, tal que a aba (110) forma
