Beverage can dispenser

A dispenser for dispensing beverage cans from a package having a length, and holding at least three rows of at least four cans each the rows including a first bottom row and a second next row, in which an end of the package can be opened, comprising:

• a front face having an upper and lower end, and an inside and an outside, said front face defining a can-dispensing opening proximate the lower end thereof, said opening adapted to allow a single can to pass a time therethrough to dispense a can from the package;
• a dispensing tray extending outward from the lower end of said front face, and having a bottom and end to create a receptacle from which a single dispensed can may be grasped and removed from said tray;
• a wedge projecting inward from said inside of said front face and defining a can-repositioning acutely-angled vertex edge positioned to contact the can closest to said front face in the second row of cans at or above its center line when said dispenser is placed over an open end of the package and said dispenser is placed substantially horizontally in a dispensing position, said object repositioning structure inhibiting the can closest to said front face in the second row of cans from moving substantially directly forward, and guiding it downward to cause it to freely dispense from the package through said can-dispensing opening;
• a bottom portion having a front and a rear connected to said dispensing tray and sloped gently downward from its rear toward said dispensing tray to hold the package at a slight angle so that the cans are urged to roll toward said can-dispensing opening;
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• a rear package retaining portion extending up at the rear of said bottom portion, and spaced from said vertex a distance approximately the same as the length of the package, to hold the open end of the package in place proximate the vertex.