DE1945378A1 - Coin stacking cassettes and coin packaging - Google Patents

Description

Coin stacking cassettes and coin packaging.

The invention relates to packaging means for stacking and Pack coins of all kinds.

At financial institutions and the main tills of large shops and department stores it is customary to use hard linen or exchange of gold in larger, counted units To be kept packed and ready, or to be stored in the safe and stacked.

For this purpose, the dividing coins are 50 pieces by means of a appropriately cut and preprinted pieces of paper wound into a roll, on which the total value is registered and signed by the company stamp, the packer the role is designated. The content of the form is e.g. @ 1 5 Dentsche Mark - small change packaged and stacked in this way in coins of 10 Pfennig s Dss iUr offers storage in the vault and for quick cash processing at the cash register and bank counters enormous advantages, but requires the foregoing and daily Recurring packs of these rolls of money, especially in the crowded evening hours a considerable amount of work and time at or after the ticket office closes.

; The bond is based on the task by designing novel Packaging means, the stacking and packaging of these tokens are essential Simplify and accelerate to save time and costs.

According to the invention, this object is achieved in that for packaging These Scheidemünsen a round, cylindrical, lit a solid base part and a detachable closure lid verach @ nes container is arranged, which as Stack of coins cassette each standardized for a certain type of coin in a country currency and for stacking 10, 20, 25 or 50 coins of the same unit, size, strength and the same weight (@ slight tolerances) designed, calibrated and labeled, is.

Dz the coin units of every country not only in theirs Currency denomination, but also in terms of value and size, their strength, their diameter and weight after are different, such a stacking cassette can only be used for one the only type of coin in a country can be standardized, calibrated and labeled.

This means that, for example, for every German divisional coin, for the 1, 2, 5, 10 and 50 penny pieces, also for the 1, 2 and 5 mark pieces respectively a special, differently standardized, calibrated and labeled stacking cassette is required which, due to the different coin sizes and strengths, can be found in their diameter and height differ from each other.

According to the invention, for example, each of these 8 German coin values assigned a specific color in the respective stacking cassette and her leak is kept and made. Received cassettes made of transparent material corresponding color markings. This color standardization can lead to confusion when packing and also when issuing these cash cassettes at the cash register, there. every cassette content can be recognized by the color of the cassette.

These coin stacking cassettes are made of cardboard that is glued together or welded plastic film, made of metal, monochrome or crystal clear Plastic material made thin-walled. You have a permanent one Bottom cover or one consisting of one piece with the cylindrical sleeve, ring-shaped bottom part on which the lowest coin is only with your hand rests. Through the central opening, which also contains a coin slot the inserted coin value of buses is visible @ this opening is also used as a passage to eject possibly incorrectly inserted, jammed or stuck Coins.

from the cassette shell. In the cylindrical sleeve part are staggered Overlying or standing viewing slots, holes or U-shaped recesses or incisions with side coin counting markings in units, fives or tens Classification, which are calibrated to the respective coin strength, classified. These Calibration can also be done @ummarisch, so that the value of a partial batch directly can be read. Pur the stabilization of the Hülsent @ ils are also between the viewing slits or on the edges of the U-shaped recesses protruding stiffening ribs that at the same time also prevent the on smooth The cassette lying on the contact surfaces can roll off. The case diameter of the cartridge is adapted to the coin diameter and standardized (+ tolerances). The height the cassette shell corresponds, for example, to a coin stack of 10, 20, 25 or 50 coin units same strength and is calibrated on this, taking small tolerances into account are. the contents of the cassette with the coin value, number of coins and the total value, as well as the gross filling weight, including the cassette weight, is outside on the sleeve printed, a, or embossed, indicated. For the lid that holds the The top of the cassette is easily detachable and the stack of coins is in the sleeve Locked holds and secures, any known type of lock that is suitable for this is to bear the weight of the stack, apply. The one at the top of the Sleeve opening and the lid inside or outside arranged closure members are therefore each part of an already known locking device. With the appropriate training and assignment of these locking links, a such outer or inner cover e.g. by a plug, screw, bayonet, @ Open or bead closure can be releasably connected to the sleeve. This lid can also be carried out with a corresponding bracket attached to the sleeve and sealable.

According to a further proposal of the invention is for stacking the various Dividing coins are each provided with a stacking tray consisting of an elongated, in the respective Coin diameter held, half shell made of plastic plastic, and which is limited at the beginning and the end by sump walls, a standardized length for 50 coin units owns. let both longitudinal or side walls of the stacking tray protrude beyond the radius in the closed position and end over the middle of the coin, so that every single coin is held across the board in the shell. This stacking bowl is used in thinner walls AustUhrung, as an aid to stacking and wrapping paper wrapped Rolls of money.

In the thick-walled design, these stacking trays are equipped with base parts and fastening holes and can be installed in any arrangement or combination, in drawers, cash registers or stacking boards In the drawing, the subject matter of the invention is shown in various exemplary embodiments. They show: Fig. 1 a stack of coins (1) of 50 ten pfennig pieces in original size.

Fig. 2 an associated coin stack cassette in front view, consisting of from the cylindrical sleeve (2), the bottom cover (3), which is fixed in (14) the sleeve (2) is glued on, and the lifted cover (@), which is arranged to be plugged in Ilulse (2) closes and with the knob or cam lock (loa and 10b) is locked. In part (5) there is the inscription e.g. "5 Deutsche Mark - in coins to 10 pennies "'imprinted or embossed or embossed.

With (10) is generally the lid closure device and with (14) denotes the base cover firmly glued to the sleeve.

Fig. 3 shows another tapelkassetten execution in front view, whose Bottom cover (3a) and sealing cover (7) arranged in the inner wall of the sleeve (2) are, bar in part (14) with the sleeve (2) has firmly glued ##### bottom cover (3a) In the opening (6) a viewing hole for the inserted Miinzsort. This opening (6) is also intended for the ejection of possibly stuck coins, what can occur if the cartridge is damaged.

In the sleeve (2) is between the counting or viewing slots (12) with the piece number markings (13) the protruding longitudinal rib (11) - arranged, which serves to stiffen the sleeve and prevents rolling movements. Jm lid closure part (10) has the sleeve (2) as a cover stop, an enlarged one limited in depth Inner radius. this closure part (10) can also be a plug-in or with a thread provided, be designed as a dust seal.

The around the sleeve (2) and the edge of the roll (7).

in Small holes (9) and (9a) arranged at intervals are provided for sealing the cassette.

the lid (7) has a handle in the lip (8) Grasp, insert or screw the d * zkel (7) into the sleeve (2) through the also the holes (9) and (9a) set to match for sealing will.

In a similar embodiment, the cassette sleeve (2) is lit two, offset by 180 degrees, stiffening ribs (11), one of the Semi-arcuate surfaces contains the contents notice (5) of the cassette, while about the other Half-side distributed, several, gradually overlapping slots, holes or other recesses are arranged for the number of items markings.

Fig. 4 the sealing cap (7) in section as a single part, with the Black (8) and sealing holes (9a) arranged around the outer wall, and the closure part (10).

Fig. 5 the closure cap (7) in plan view, with the serving as Griii Rib (8) and the closure part (10).

Fig. 6 the bottom cover (5) in plan view as an individual part, with the visible and discharge hole (6) and the outer wall (14) fixed in the sleeve t2) of the Ahb.3 is glued in.

Fig. 7 a coin stack cassette in transparent or monochrome plastic design in which the sleeve (2) and the ring-shaped base part (15), which contains the viewing and ejection hole (6), consists of one piece. The two stiffening ribs (11) running through the sides up to the bottom part (ins) give the cassette a secure stand, so that it can also be stood upright The lid (16), which is made of hard or soft plastic, has a higher-lying, ring-shaped, flat edge (17) for thick company imprint or for R @ kla @@ and in (6a) optionally a lower lid part or a viewing hole. The closure part (10) can be designed as a plug-in, screw or bayonet closure.

As a sealing device for these cassettes in the side part of the Lid (16) and below the lid in the Iluise (2) each one, with one Hole provided nub can be provided.

Another embodiment of this ICassette is shown in dashed lines Part (11) and (12) of Fig. 7 can be seen.

The front and back arranged, U-shaped longitudinal cutout (12) divides the sleeve into two free-standing grooves, which are only in the bottom part (15) are connected to each other.

The longitudinal edges of the two shell parts are protruding with after let Stiffening ribs (11) which end below the cover (16) are provided. At this With the sleeve version open at the side, the coins can be stacked between two Grasped with the fingers, they can be inserted into the cassette right up to the bottom. Sach When inserting the stack of coins, the full cassette is opened by pulling the cover over it (16) closed on the top, with the two shell parts on the side of the stack supported and pressed against this, by the arranged in the lid and these shell parts Locking links (io) locked, held together.

a closure part (10) can be a knob, bead or bayonet Closure to be executed.

Fig. 8 the sealing cap (16) of Fig. 7 in section as an individual part, which in its flat, ring-shaped upper part (17) the company or an advertising Can have embossing and in (6a) optionally with a lower-lying cover part or a sight hole is provided. (10) denotes the closure part with the groove (.2).

Fig. 9 the bottom part (15) of Fig. 7 in plan view of the open Sleeve (2) as a single part, with the inspection hole (6) and the two recesses (6b) for the coin slot, as well as the two stiffening ribs (11), which ensure the stability of the cassette and prevent rippling movements when the cassette is lying down. Of the flat, annular bottom part (15) which is interrupted by the recesses (6b) can also be used for advertising embossing.

Fig. 10 a top view of a stacking tray, which consists of an elongated, the half-shell (18) and the end walls (19) adapted to the coins. The stack of coins (1) is crossed over by the longitudinal edges (20) protruding beyond the coin diameter held in the shell made of soft plastic.

Fig. 11 an end face of this stacking tray in view A of Fig. 10.

The end wall (19) ending in the middle of the stack of coins (1) is symmetrically on both sides of the longitudinal edges inclined in the radius of the M @@ zen (20) the stacking scarf @ (18) via @@ gt.

As a result, the distance between the two edges (20) is smaller held as the coin diameter, dlp the @ di.

Coins in the stack (1) on the sides above their mean diameter can be held standing in the bowl. When inserting or removing them Coins there is a pressure from above or below on this round (20), which thereby be spread through the edge of the coin until the middle of the coin is pushed through is. When this pressure is released, the REnders (20) incline back into their original position return.

This stacking tray, each for one type of coin for stacking 50 units of coins is designed and standardized, is thin-walled in the coin value assigned color and serves as a Hess container, soft filled, with paper wrapped in a roll of silk.

In a further embodiment, this stacking box has stronger ones Walls, as well as two straight legs of the same height or two sloping legs of different heights (21), which are attached underneath the stranded holes (22) and through the stacking tray, lying in a straight or inclined position in cash registers, drawers or can be mounted on a stacking board. This version is shown in Fig. 10 and 11 are shown in dashed lines.

The advantages achieved with the invention are in particular: that this packaging means the orders and packaging of the various coins significantly simplify, facilitate and accelerate the beach. When using this, on a certain coin value, standardized and calibrated packaging means unnecessary the counting of the dividing coins, as the coin stacking cassette or stacking chute a reliable measuring vessel that only needs to be filled and sealed is. the filling, or the gapless coin @enst @ pel is through the recesses and Viewing slot (12) visible, so that the weight control that has already been used is sufficient for a review.

A self-adhesive banderole with the company name, the iXe touches the sleeve and cover part, the legible closure cover is on the inside secured.

It is also advantageous that the material is made of opaque material manufactured cassettes, according to their coin value, differentiate according to color, This avoids mix-ups when packing and dispensing at the checkout counters will. The as transparent packs, made of transparent plastic material Cassettes are distinguished by their embossed colored dots.

The latter have the advantage that they contain all of their coins can be recognized, so that the value of a partial batch can also be seen on the counting markings can be easily eelt without the need for the viewing slots (12).

Such a cassette consists of a self-contained container exists that can be opened and closed at will, this is not just for Packing, but also for separating, counting or storing the vaginal teeth suitable in the cash register.

In a cassette that has a capacity of 50 coin units, for example can therefore also use any number of coins below, forming a partial stack, be inserted. Hit the packing or stacking of the coins in this cassette needs therefore it is not necessary to wait until these 50 coins are available, but rather inserting the coins can begin as soon as s.B. in the cash register have accumulated more coins than are needed.

This cassette is practical and convenient in particular because that the coins packed or stored in it are always ready to hand when needed Available without tearing open or damaging the pack.

Since the coin value of a partial stack is also based on the value in the cassette case classified viewing slots and counting marks can easily be determined these cassettes with loose content for the internal accounting between the Hauptunu secondary cash registers e.g. in department stores or o.ogl. Find use.

Furthermore, these cassettes provide a useful permanent packaging means that is used daily and can be used until it is worn out. By Because of the circulation of funds, the filled cassettes constantly end up in the hands of business people of all industries, so that they are not embossed with a company or trademark, can be used advantageously as advertising media.

They form an inexpensive and practical giveaway given by the recipient observed and not thrown away, as it is also usable and useful for them is.

Claims (9)

Patent claims: 1.) Packaging means for stacking and wrapping coins of all Kind, characterized in that this consists of a cylindrical, with an iesten Base cover or base part and a detachable closure cover provided, container consists, which as a coin stack cassette made of doll, made of metal, made of monochrome or made of transparent plastic material with thin walls, each with its inner diameter adapted to a certain coin value (coin type) of a national currency, and for the Stacking for example 10, 20, 25 or 50 coins of the same unit, size, strength designed, named, calibrated and in the respective national language and currency is labeled. 2.) Packaging means according to claim 1, characterized in that the coin stack cassette in its cylindrical sleeve part (2) stiffening ribs (11) and staggered according to @@@ er anoronete recesses, incisions or holes Viewing slots (12) with adjacent coin counting marks, calibrated according to the strength of the coin (13) in biners, fives or tens, and that in the underside closed with a firmly glued-in outer bottom cover (3) or inner bottom cover (3a) Sleeve. (.2) on the top side, the closure parts belonging to the closure cover of a known releasable locking device (10), the same for the inner cover (7) Fig.3 the cover stop in (10) and the sealing holes (9) are arranged. 3.) Packaging means according to claim 1 and 2, characterized in that that the outer cover (4/16) or the inner cover (7) of the cassette e.g. by a Plug, screw, bayonet, knob or bead lock with the sleeve (2) detachable connected and those in this. cover and the sleeve (2) arranged connection and connecting links (e.g. 10 / 10a) each associated with one of these components known types of closure (10), and that also the inner lid (7), with a serving as a handle rib (8) and provided with sealing holes (9a), and in the Outer cover (16) optionally a viewing hole or a lower-lying cover part (6a) grounded, is. 4.) Packaging means according to claim 1 and 2, characterized in that that the sleeve (2) has a firmly glued bottom cover (3 / 3a / Fig. 2 and 3) with a viewing or ejection hole (6) or one with the sleeve (2) from one Piece of existing, annular bottom part (15), the central opening (6) of which through the recesses (6b) in the bottom part (15) to form a coin throwing slot can be expanded. 5.) Packaging means according to claims 1 to 4, characterized in that that the cassette shell (2) of Fig. 7 can be used to insert a stack of coins two oppositely arranged, U-shaped longitudinal cutouts (12) interrupted is and the sleeve wall (2) for the stack inserted therein only consists of two separate shell parts stiffened by longitudinal ribs (11), the underside curch uen boa part (15) are connected to one another at a distance between the cutouts (12) and on top in their free-standing ends, supported on the side of the stack and pressed against it, from a cover (16) slipped over it through the categorized Locking device (10) locked, held together. 6.) Packaging means according to claims 1 to 5, characterized in that that each cassette bears the color assigned to the coin value for which it is designed, standardized, calibrated and labeled so that the different cassette sizes and the associated lids differ in color from one another. 7.) packaging means according to claims 1 to 6, characterized in that that the stacking cassette calibrated to a certain coin value is for this one Measuring or calibration vessel forms, which streaked the number of coins on its coin markings or the total value of the inserted full or partial stack, with the stack height in the case of the cassette made of opaque material in the one arranged therein Viewing slots (12) and the glaaklare. Plastic material existing cassettes through the wall, clearly did. 8.) Packaging means for stacking and packing coins of all Art, characterized in that this consists of a for 50 coins calibrated stacking tray (18) is made of thin-walled soft plastic, which of an elongated, held in the respective coin diameter, at the beginning and The end is formed with end walls (19) provided, cylindrical half-shell, whose longitudinal or side walls project symmetrically beyond the radius and above the Coins in the middle and end of the front walls, so that the coins of the overlapping Longitudinal edges (20) are held in the shell. 9.) Packaging means according to claim 8, characterized in that the stacking tray (18) is made with a thicker wall and is the installation and the attachment in cash registers or the like. two foot parts (21) and two sunk Has holes (22). L e r s e i t e