DE2060327A1 - Storage device for coins etc. - Google Patents

Description

Gerrit Martin B ο 1 a η ζ

TPIiQ Weil on Rhein Basler Str. 59

Storage device for coins, etc.

The invention relates to a storage device or a Storage containers for coins, etc.

So far, different storage options for coins have been known, The most common type of coin pouches made of transparent PVC foil exists into which the coins are pushed. The material of the soft PVC film comes in with the metal alloy of the coin Compound, and mold fungi are formed, which lead to the destruction of the Coins can lead. In addition, with this type of storage, the coin does not stay in its original place, but instead rotates as a result turning the page slowly around its center over time. The problem of the most varied of diameters is also not solved.

Then there are so-called on the market. Coin plates with stamped Rings with different diameters, which one depends on the size of the coin can break out. Here, too, the coins rotate because their diameter is often not exactly that of the breakable rings is equivalent to.

Then there are frames made of cardboard with cutouts of different sizes in the middle and a film between the collapsible cardboard. The cardboard box has to be folded up after inserting the coin and stapled three times with thumbtacks. If you take the coin out again, the cardboard holder is defective. Ähnliohe Aufbewahrungevorrichtungen for coins always consist of punched-out materials in which the coins are put into it and therefore partly verrutochb _a r, and partly exposed and partly on one side only viewable chemical decompositions. All of these types of storage must also be inserted into a foil so that an entire sheet is created to insert into an album.

The object of the invention is to eliminate all of these vmnanpKM disadvantages. According to the invention, this is achieved by a nested, flat, transparent container in which one such as thumb and pinger against-

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interacting resilient holding device is installed. This resilient holding device is adjustable and due to the Property of the material used can be used for all coin sizes and designed so that the coin always sits immovably firmly in the center of the container and almost 100 / £ ig of cavity, respectively. Air is surrounded and protected.

The transparent · nested container with the one against the other resilient and adjustable holding rods preferably also has markings that show the coin diameter at which the Bars where bulbs are inserted. On the narrow outer sides are the two container parts with profiles that allow the Individual complete storage containers as elements to be pushed together or to -hang, uc thus completely · coherent and in Albums can be inserted, sheets of any size can be put together, or also to be able to create exhibition areas of any format in a flat or hanging manner from which individual coins can be removed and reinserted.

It is also conceivable that the storage containers are pushed into one another instead su can also be designed in a different way, e.g. in the form of a little shawl with a hinged lid (like a flat Cigarette packet), in which the counteracting, resilient Holding sticks are inserted. It is also conceivable that the shape of this storage container instead of rectangular or square in another geometric shape could be kept.

The object of the discovery is shown graphically as follows!

Tig. 1 shows in perspective the outer part of the container »it on the outer large surfaces thin windows and the profiles on three narrow sides;

FIG. 2 shows the part that can be pushed in in FIG. 1 with inserted holding rods for the coins (in two positions) and the Profile on one narrow side}

Fig. 3 shows the mutually interacting and resilient holding rods "Thumbs and fingers" j and

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Fi ^. 4 shows a section of the line A / AA-B / bB of the nested Container in use position, i.e. with clamped coin

Fig. 5 shows the same as Fig. 4, but with a smaller one and thinner llünza.

The outer part of the mold container (l) is on one narrow side with a T-like profile (2) provided, and cn another narrow side with a counter-hollow profile (3), which is used to insert the T-profile a second coin container is provided. On the third narrow side there is another profile (4) »which is a counter profile to the profile (5) located on the insertable part '(Fic« 2) functions that can be snapped into each other. All of these profiles (2), (3) »(4) and (5) are used to make several individual containers whole To form leaves or contiguous areas. For the opportunity To hang whole sheets in albums, eyelets have to be attached to the respective profiles retractable resp. appropriate forms provided.

The outer part Fig. 1 has two linear recesses (6) and (7) in order to enable the elevations (θ) to snap into place at the top and bottom of the insert part Tig · 2. Furthermore, the outer part has FIGS at the bottom of sides A and B, one or on each of the inner surfaces Several hats (9) to accommodate the counterparts (springs or folds) (10) on Fig. 2, which are used for lateral stabilization. This groove can also be used vein led over the entire length of the side.

Both the outer part and the slide-in part (Tig. 1 + 2) of the storage container have continuous and coordinated cutouts or cavities (11) through which you can insert additional stabilizing rods or sealing cords or wires, which is the case with " Dispatch of coins can be important for view ^11. This push-through option can be provided either vertically from A to B or horizontally from C to D.

The inner slide-in part Fig. 2 has rectangular ones in the carrying side (I2) Bulges (15) to accommodate the exchangeable clamping rods (14) between which the coins stretched *! are. Located on the carrying side (I2)

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Numbers (l5) t indicate where the clamping rods or tension rods are (14) at which coin diameter should be inserted. The adjustability the holding device (clamping rod) could also be fitted with a slide protection in the carrying side for the stepless sliding guide the clamping rods can be designed with a corresponding ribbed rear side of the support surface to prevent slipping. The tension rods could also be firmly connected to the carrier side (12).

The inner part of the insert is shown in Fig. 2 for the purpose of receiving a label • in split blocks (16), in the cement of which paper or cardboard is placed can clamp between.

The resilient clamping rods (14), which act against each other like thumbs and fingers, have -as Fig. 3 feeigt - one against the middle »U and alongside the conical recess (17) 1 which

every coin, regardless of its strength, is always centered in the middle. The clamping rods or tension rods can have these longitudinally conical depressions on one or both sides and can be straight or of a different shape, one or more in a container. To be able to take coins.

Figures 4 and 5 illustrate the inclusion of a large, thick coin (l8) resp. a small, thin coin (19)> which are always held clamped only at a small piece of the outermost Jiünzrandkante (2C).

All of the features described above can be essential to the invention individually or in any combination with one another.

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Claims (8)

Claims 1. Storage container for coins, among other things, characterized in that this also has two telescoping parts (1) and (12) or also a cigarette box-like container with a hinged one Lid can exist. 2. Storage container or device for coins, inter alia according to claim 1, characterized in that the parts (l) and (12) all around the Narrow sides with matching and interlocking and complementary sliding profiles (2;) and (j) and / or snap-in profiles (4) and (5) which can be arranged in any combination 3 · Storage system for coins and others according to the above claims, thereby characterized in that flat containers consisting of parts (l) and (12) (or other storage containers) all elements or basic parts · into whole pages or sheets of any size or more or less large areas can be pushed together and added or can be snapped together and released from one another again and have hanging eyelets 4 · Storage container for coins, inter alia, according to claims 1 to 3 »thereby characterized in that at different points of the parts (l) and (12) locking devices (6 to θ), groove · (9) and hat counterparts (= Springs or folds «) (10) as well as through both parts at any Make recesses or cavities (ll) for the purpose of passage a stabilizing rod or a sealing cord are provided. 5 · Storage container for coins and others according to the above claims, thereby characterized in that in the inner part (12) (Fig.2) resiliently counteracting aging for coins e.g. in the form of two or more springy sticks (I4) with one or more sides alongside conical recesses (17) inserted variably or displaceably or are firmly anchored. 6. Storage container according to the above claims ;, characterized in, that the inner carrier part (12) has rectangular recesses (13) for the purpose of BATH ORIGINAL -, 6 close ·· the tie rod (14), which uit on the coin diameter indicative numbers (15) are provided. 7 · Storage container for coins, etc. according to previous claims, characterized in that part (l2) is a label sheet holder (16) has. 8. Storage container for coins, inter alia, according to the claims above, characterized in that all parts are made from any material, preferably from transparent plastic. Gerrit Maitin BOLAHZ '(as inventor) 209832/0008 BATH ORIGINAL Blank page '■' ■. · '. '■■ <', ■