Structure of portable coin holder
OwnerMasayuki Inamiinventor
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Abstract
Coin storage parts are provided on a front side and a back side of a coin holder to increase the number of storage parts, and make the number of coins stored in each of the coin storage parts approximately half. A structure is adopted in which a coin is pushed out in an operational opening space provided on a side opposite to an aperture for placing the coin into the coin storage part and taking out the coin from the coin storage part, thereby ensuring sufficient operability. A movement of the coin in the coin storage part is prevented by incorporating an O-ring or the like. Since the number of coins stored per one coin storage part is as small as about 2 to 4 coins and the storage part has a shallow depth, it is easy to guide and prevent the movement of the coins.
Claims2
A portable coin holder in which coins of plural types are stored by type and from which the coins are taken out by type, the portable coin holder comprising:
- a plurality of coins including a first coin and a second coin;
- storage parts configured to store the plurality of coins on a front side and a back side of a coin holder body, wherein the storage parts provided on the front side and the back side of the coin holder body are partitioned by a partition plate which is disposed at a substantially intermediate portion in a thickness direction of the coin holder body;
- upper and lower plates provided on the front side and the back side of the coin holder body to form the storage parts;
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- a first operational opening space formed to penetrate the upper plate and a second opening space formed to penetrate the lower plate,
- wherein two parts for coins of the same type among the storage parts are disposed on one surface which is the front side or the back side of the coin holder body,
- the first or second operational opening space has a closed circumferential edge, and is provided between a first aperture for placing the first coin into a first storage part among the storage parts and taking out the first coin from the first storage and a second aperture for placing the second coin into a second storage part among the storage parts and taking out the second coin from the second storage part, the second aperture being opposite to the first aperture,
- in a state where the first coin is placed into the first storage part through the first aperture, the first or second operational opening space is formed over a range at least from a center of the first coin through a rear of the first coin opposite to the first aperture,
- in a state where the second coin is placed into the second storage part through the second aperture, the first or second operational opening space is formed such that at least a center of the second coin and
- a rear end of the second coin on a side opposite to the second aperture are exposed from the first or second operational opening space, and
- the first or second coin is taken out from the first or second storage part by pushing out the first or second coin from the first or second operational opening space.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.