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US 7,322,512 B2Granted
Coin holder
OwnerAdam M. Higerinventor
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Abstract
The present invention is an apparatus for holding a coin, wherein the apparatus comprises a plurality of scored concentric circular regions that may be removed as needed to accommodate the diameter of different size coins.
Claims14
A coin holding apparatus for holding a single coin comprising:
- (a) a front portion, comprising a plurality of concentric scored regions integral therewith;
- (b) a back portion, comprising a plurality of concentric scored regions integral therewith and congruent with said scored regions of said front portion;
- wherein said back portion and front portion are connected at a fold;
- whereby said front and back portions are adapted to hold the single coin therebetween;
- (c) a transparent cover affixed to the inside of each of said front and back portions.
2 more elements
A method for displaying a single coin comprising:
- (a) placing the single coin in a holder with a front portion, comprising a plurality of concentric scored regions integral therewith and a back portion, comprising a plurality of concentric scored regions integral therewith and congruent with said scored regions of said front portion;
- (b) removing a desired prescored portion from each of the front and back portions;
- (c) joining front and back portions along a fold;
- whereby the single coin is held between the front and back portions;
- (d) applying a closing means to said joined front and back portions.
2 more elements
A coin holding apparatus for holding a single coin comprising:
- (a) a first layer, comprising a plurality of concentric scored circles integral therewith;
- (b) a second layer, comprising a plurality of concentric scored circles integral therewith and congruent with said scored circles of said first layer;
- wherein each individual concentric scored circle is removable by the user in order beginning with the circle with the smallest diameter and removability of each concentric scored circle continuing in order of increasing diameter, whereby each of said first and second layers further comprises a transparent covering on the inner side and wherein each of said first and second layers are interposed onto each other through interaction of a shared fold, whereby the first and second layers are adapted to hold the coin there between.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.