JP2015049887A - Storage goods for 1 yen coin - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To distribute 1 yen coin storage goods by storing a low-priced 1 yen coin, like bills which are widely distributed in the society because the 1 yen coin storage goods are left behind a desk or a deposit box.SOLUTION: The 1 yen coin storage goods are provided by following steps: 1. a sheet whose size is same to that of bills, is created; 2. a fixing position, price of the coin, various kinds of design or advertisement or the like are printed to a surface of the sheet; 3. a notch for cutting such as perforation is formed on the sheet according to the coin fixing position of the coin; and 4. a binder which allows multi times of detachment of the coin or a double-sided binding tape or the like is fixed to the coin fixing position on the sheet.

Description

The present invention relates to goods that store coins.

One-yen coins are stored in banks, etc., and are piled up in coins, packaged and stored in cylinders with paper, etc., and used as transparent containers for coins and containers that are distributed to companies, stores, supermarkets, etc. Coin storage cases are sold.
In ordinary households, they are stored in savings boxes, empty bottles, etc., but the 1-yen coins that are stored in the drawers of the desk are turned into dead money and disappear from the distribution site.

One-yen coins are put in a wallet or coin case, and the necessary amount is taken out from the wallet or coin case when needed.

Patent application includes Kenjiro Ogata Application JP 2002-17415.

1-yen coins have started mass consumption in the distribution society since the introduction of the consumption tax, but the value of 1-yen coins is low, so even if you receive 1-yen coins for change, they cannot be handled well in circulation, and can be used in bins and piggy banks. They are stored or stored in desk drawers and are turned into dead money, disappearing from the distribution site, and there is a chronic shortage of 1-yen coins at supermarkets and shops.
In order to distribute conventional coins, it is a tributary method to distribute coins wrapped in paper, such as bank papers, to society. Individuals can store coins in purses or coin cases or purses. Although it is distributed for shopping, there are the following drawbacks.
1. Use of 20 or more coins is avoided at general stores and supermarkets.
2. Checking the quantity of coins is complicated.
3. The container is bulky and inconvenient to carry.
4). Bank-issued cylindrical coins are difficult to obtain for individuals and difficult to use in small portions.
5. It is difficult to remove coins from the wallet or coin case.
6). The cylindrical container is difficult to take out coins and is difficult to use in small portions.
It is difficult to discriminate when 7.1 yen coins and 100 yen coins are mixed.
8). Every time a 1-yen coin is killed by a drawer on the desk and the 1-yen coin is in short supply, the Mint makes a 1-yen coin at a cost of about 4 yen.

In order to solve the above problems, the 1-yen coin storage goods of the present invention are:
1. A coin fixing position is set on the front or back surface of the paper, and an adhesive capable of detaching coins is adhered to the coin fixing portion. See FIG. Print advertisements and various designs on the front or back of the paper. See FIG. 2. The 1-yen coin storage goods of the present invention are processed into the above paper, and a plurality of coins are fixed to the coin fixing portion of the paper and distributed in the market. 1 and 2 Note that the paper may be the same size as the banknotes in the market.
A double-sided adhesive tape may be sufficient as the adhesive which can remove | desorb coins.
The paper for 1-yen coin storage goods may be made of a resin sheet.
A cut notch such as a perforation may be provided on the paper in accordance with the coin fixing part of the 1-yen coin storage goods. See Figure 3

When the 1-yen coin storage goods of the present invention are individually set to 20 1-yen coins on one side, they become 20-yen coin storage goods and have the following effects. It can be distributed in the market as 1.20 yen bill goods as shown in FIGS.
2. Depending on the amount of money, cutting cuts can be cut and distributed as small bill goods of 5 yen or 10 yen. See FIG. If you bind the paper like a notepad, it is easy to collect a large amount of coins, and it is easy to organize.
4). If it is made of paper of the same size as the banknote, it can be stored in the wallet with the banknote.
5. The store name, various designs, and designs such as commercials can be printed on paper, so it can be used for novelty.
6). It is possible to circulate in the market savings boxes at homes and 1-yen coins deposited in bins.
7). Since the coins are fixed on the surface of the paper, the quantity of coins can be easily grasped.
8). Since the coins are fixed on the surface, they are not bulky like a cylindrical container, making it easy to check the coin quantity and convenient to carry.
9. Since it is easy to check the number of coins and the coins do not fall apart, it is easy to use more than 20 yen.
10.1 yen Coin storage goods made of resin sheets do not require high-quality and expensive paper such as banknotes, they are flexible and strong, so they last longer and can be used even when wet due to rain. It is reasonably priced because it will not hurt.
11. Distributing coins that have become dead money by pulling out desks to the market will eliminate the shortage of one-yen coins and lead to a reduction in unnecessary mint production costs.

An example of a plan view in which a 1-yen coin is fixed by adhering an adhesive capable of detaching coins and a double-sided adhesive tape to the back of the 1-yen coin storage goods. An example of a plan view in which money, various designs and advertisements are printed on the surface of 1-yen coin storage goods and used for novelty goods. An example of a plan view in which a double-sided adhesive tape capable of adhering a coin is adhered to a back surface coin fixing portion of a 1-yen coin storage goods, and cutting cuts such as perforations are provided.

The 1-yen coin storage goods of the present invention are 1. Create paper of the same size as banknotes in the market.
2. Advertisements and various designs are printed on the fixed position and amount of coins on the front side of the paper and on the back side.
3. Make cuts such as perforations in the paper according to the coin fixing position.
4). Adhesive or double-sided adhesive tape can be attached to the coin fixing position on the paper.
5. A coin is fixed to the 1-yen coin storage goods of the present invention and distributed as a banknote to the market.

1. Create paper of the same size as banknotes. See FIGS. 1-3. Various designs and advertisements are printed on the surface of the paper. See FIG. A coin fixing position is displayed on the back side of the paper, and a double-sided adhesive tape that can be attached to and detached from the coin is adhered. Further, a perforation cut is made in accordance with the coin fixing position. See Figure 3

The 1-yen coin storage goods of Example 1 are
1. Low-value 1-yen coins that are dying in one corner of a deposit box or desk can be distributed to society as 5-20 yen bills.
2.1 Yen Coin storage goods can be printed on both sides of the store name, various designs, and commercial designs.
3.1 Yen Coin storage goods manufactured with resin sheets do not require expensive paper, are flexible and strong, so they last longer and will not damage like a banknote even when wet.

1 Paper or resin sheet 2 Round mark indicating coin position 3 Cutting notches such as perforations.
4 Various design and printing of designs such as commercials 5 Double-sided adhesive tape or adhesive 6 1 yen coin

Claims (3)

1-yen coin storage goods made with paper One-yen coin storage goods made of resin sheets. A one-yen coin storage goods note bound according to claims 1 and 2.

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