JP6209751B2 - Coin purse with two-fold denomination storage - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a two-fold coin purse having a denomination-mixing storage unit and a denomination separation storage unit as well as being capable of storing a card.

  Conventional coin purses are either ones that contain coins of various denominations, or those that have both functions even if they have a denomination separation function. . There were also many that did not have a card compartment.

JP 2010-201004

Coin purses with a denomination classification function are classified into denominations at the time of payment, so even if you can pay easily, you have to separate them on the spot when you receive change, pockets etc. to save you the trouble It was stored randomly. In addition, coin purses that can only be mixed in are easy when receiving change, but have to find a denomination of coins when paying.

In recent years, despite the increasing use of cash cards and point cards, there has been the inconvenience of having to use a different card slot without a card storage unit.

  The present invention is made of a strong resin, aluminum alloy, or the like, and includes a denomination sorting storage unit and a denomination mixed storage unit for storing received coins in the storage unit, so that payment can be easily received. It is what I did.

  In addition, by providing a card storage unit, money can be exchanged for handling a card, and money can be exchanged using banknotes by inserting banknotes.

  In the present invention, the necessary denominations and the number of coins can be easily taken out and paid from the denomination sorting storage unit when changing the coins, and can be easily stored in the denomination mixed storage unit when receiving the change. Further, since it is folded in two, it can be easily opened and closed, and since the take-out part is open, the sorting work is easy.

  In addition, cards and bills can be stored by providing a card storage unit.

It is a perspective view which shows the use condition of this invention. It is a bird's-eye view of a coin storage part when a coin is not contained. It is a bird's-eye view of a coin storage part when a coin is contained. It is a vertical sectional view of a denomination classification storing part of 100 yen (or 10 yen, or 1 yen) coin. It is a vertical sectional view of a denomination classification storing part at the time of taking out 100 yen (or 10 yen, or 1 yen) coin. It is a vertical sectional view of a 5 yen (or 50 yen) coin. It is a vertical sectional view of a denomination classification storing part at the time of taking out a 5-yen (or 50-yen) coin.

  This coin purse is folded in two by connecting two cases. The case of the upper lid 10 has a card storage portion 21 for storing cards and banknotes, and an inner lid 11 made of a cushioning material. The case of the bottom coin storage unit 12 has a coin type mixed storage unit 26 of coins, and a denomination classification storage unit 27 around it. The denomination separation storage unit 27 is cut so as to protrude about a quarter of the diameter of the coin toward the denomination mixing storage unit 26, and the bottom of the denomination separation storage unit is divided into two coin diameters toward the cut end. Steps 31 and 33 are provided at the weakest part.

In order to reduce the size of the coin purse as much as possible, the number of denominations for 1 yen, 10 yen, and 100 yen is the number of denominations for 4 spaces 30, 5 and 50 yen. Is a space 32 for one sheet, and there is no 500 yen denomination sorting storage part. In order to substitute the denomination mixing storage part 26, the width of the denomination mixing storage part 26 is the diameter of a 500 yen coin. It is beyond.

There is a denomination-mixing storage unit 26 that can immediately store changes received when paying with banknotes. Then, when there is time, the coins are moved from the denomination-mixing storage unit 26 to the denomination sorting storage unit 27 in a range that can be stored, and the rest is stored in the denomination-mixing storage unit 26. In the case of a change payment, the necessary number of pieces is paid for each denomination from the denomination sorting storage unit 27. FIGS. 5 and 7 show that the denomination sorting storage unit 27 has steps 31 and 33, and the coins are easily raised and grasped by pushing the front side.

  When a card is required or when paying with a banknote, the card or banknote can be taken out from the card storage unit 21 in the upper lid 10 and used.

  The coin purse is folded in two to make the above operation simple. In order to prevent the coin purse from being opened during storage, an opening / closing hook 23 for locking and an opening / closing hook receiver 24 are provided in FIG. Absent. Moreover, it does not need to be provided when the hinge 25 can be sufficiently locked like a two-fold cellular phone.

  In this description, the shape is a rectangular parallelepiped, but various shapes are possible as long as the card storage unit, the denomination mixed storage unit, and the denomination sorting storage unit are provided. It can also be attached to a large wallet.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Upper lid 11 Middle lid 12 Bottom coin storage part 20 Middle cover storage level | step difference 21 Card storage part 22 Card storage part side cloth 23 Opening / closing hook 24 Opening / closing hook receiver 25 Hinge 26 Denomination mixing storage part 27 Denomination classification storage part 27a 100 yen coin storage part 27b 10 yen coin storage part 27c 1 yen coin storage part 27d 5 yen coin storage part 27e 50 yen coin storage part 30 100 yen (or 10 yen or 1 yen) Coin storage space 31 100 yen (or 10 Yen or 1 Yen) Step 3 at the bottom of coin storage 3 5 Yen (or 50 Yen) Coin storage space 33 Step at 5 Yen (or 50 Yen) coin storage bottom

Claims (2)

In order to facilitate the taking in and out of coins, a denomination-mixing storage part and a denomination separation storage part are provided around the outer periphery of the denomination separation storage part, and coins enter horizontally in the denomination separation storage part. A coin purse with a step that deepens the side that contacts the coin-contained storage part, and the opposite side of the coin is lifted and pushed easily when the deep part is pressed. A coin purse case according to claim 1 and a card storage case connected by a hinge so that cards and banknotes can be used together, and the two cases are partitioned by an inner lid and closed in two. A coin purse.

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