I think Cubby96 is right. Here in Argentina, there was a cookie (some kind of thin hard waffer that's rolled while still hot to make ice cream cones) called "barquillo" that was sold in the beach by traveling salesman. Those guys carried a cylinder with the "barquillos" and the top was a roulette with numbers from 1 to 3, about the same distribution as the one in the picture. You paid the prize of one "barquillo" for a chance to roll the roulette and you got as many "barquillos" as the winning number. This one looks the same. You spin the roulette and try to insert your coin into the highest number slot and you get as many whatevers as the number you hit. Below the roulette there's another slot that you open to get the coins.