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US 12,528,026 B2Granted
Pin display toy
OwnerKent Hsuinventor
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Abstract
A pin display toy for displaying collectable pins comprised of a display panel and stand. The display panel includes a first movable display area for displaying one or more pins, where the display area rotates around an axis created by a pin post. A second rotatable display area displays one or more additional pins, moves along a track and rotates around an axis formed by a pin post. A third display area, fixed in location, includes multiple pin display locations.
Claims11
A toy for displaying pins comprising:
- one or more pins, each pin comprising a display surface with a first side for display and a second side coupled to a post where the post is oriented perpendicularly to a character display surface and a removable backing for coupling to the post;
- a vertically oriented display panel with an upper edge and a lower edge, wherein the lower edge comprises one or more tabbed protrusions;
- a horizontally oriented and planar display stand with one or more openings shaped to couple with the one or more tabbed protrusions of the display panel;
- a first display area with at least one pin display location, where the pin display location comprises an opening sized to couple with the post, where the first display area includes a first graphic design and where the first display area is moveable in a first movement direction;
- a second display area with at least one pin display location, where the pin display location comprises an opening sized to couple with the post, where the second display area includes a second graphic design and where the second display area is fixed to a track and is moveable in a second movement direction along the track, and where the second display area is also moveable in a third movement direction;
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- a third display area with at least one pin display location, where the pin display location comprises an opening sized to couple with the post.
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