Compact disc case

Abstract

A compact disc case includes an upper panel, a lower panel and a holding panel; the upper and the lower panels pivotally interconnect from rear ends, and have openings at fronts for the holding panel to be separably slided into between same. The upper panel and the lower panel have securing hooks and securing holes on lateral edges respectively such that the CD case can be securely positioned on top of a second case of the kind with the securing holes engaging the hooks of the second case for allowing a secured neat pile of cases to form. The holding panel is formed with several retaining protrusions arranged to form a circle in a spaced manner in the middle part so as to retain a CD by passing the retaining protrusions through the central hole of the CD; the connecting of the CD to the holding panel is loosened by depressing upper bent parts of the protrusions towards the center point of holding panel for removal of the CD. Several resilient sloping boards are interposed between the retaining protrusions to be helpful in removing the CD by the resilience biasing the CD upwards.

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