JPH0548145B2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Field of Industrial Application) This invention is a coin for a pachinko machine that is attached to the front glass of a pachinko machine and has a display function such as advertising and can store coins used for purchasing pachinko balls. Regarding a display board with a holder.

(Prior art) Most of the front of a pachinko machine is occupied by the game board.
The front of the game board is covered by a front glass that can be opened and closed.

Conventionally, precautions for players during play, advertisements, etc. are pasted in printed matter on the side frame of a pachinko machine, or printed directly on a suitable location on the game board.

In addition, a small ball vending machine is installed between the pachinko machines, allowing players to easily play balls from this machine without having to get up from their seats. A ball sales system that allows players to obtain and continue playing has also been widely adopted.

(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) As mentioned above, when pasting printed matter on the side frame surface or game board surface of a pachinko machine for notes on games, advertisements, etc., the printed matter becomes unnecessary.
There is a drawback that the printed matter cannot be easily peeled off in order to change the contents, etc.

On the other hand, a small ball vending machine that is inserted between two pachinko machines is usually
It is designed to use coins, and players are required to always have a large number of coins on hand.
If a player has coins in his or her clothing pocket or coin purse, it can be troublesome to take them out when the player wants to buy balls.

This invention has been made in view of the above points, and utilizes the front glass of a pachinko machine to warn players, advertise, etc.
To provide a convenient display board with a coin holder for a Pachinko machine capable of temporarily storing coins used for purchasing balls.

(Means for Solving the Problems) The gist of the present invention for achieving the above object is to provide a pachinko machine which is attached to the lower part of the front glass, and which has front glass on both side edges and the lower edge. It is sandwiched between the constituent frame and the glass plate,
In addition, the main body portion is formed with a clamping edge having an elastic pressure contact means, and is formed in a horizontally elongated manner between both side edges.
A flat panel display section formed by forming an inclined display section whose upper edge contacts the glass plate and projects downwardly and outwardly away from the glass panel, and which is joined to the glass surface at the top of one side of the main body section. A display board with a coin holder for a pachinko machine, characterized in that the main body part is provided with a coin holder whose front side is open and which stores coins in an inclined manner.

(Function) According to the present invention, the frame is inserted between the frame and the glass plate that constitute the front glass of a pachinko machine, and when wiping the front glass, etc., the glass plate surface can be moved by moving the position along the glass plate. The coins are wiped thoroughly, and they can be easily attached and detached by opening the front glass.When players place the coins used to purchase balls into the coin holder with the front open, each coin is It is supported by two points on the inside of the holder and is stable in the center of the holder. Coins can be taken out immediately from the stacking position by placing your fingertips on the top of the coin and pulling it out toward you. Furthermore, all stored coins can be taken out and taken out at once. It's also easy to do.

(Example) Hereinafter, an example of the present invention will be described based on the drawings.

In FIG. 1, 1 is a pachinko machine, and 2 is a small ball vending machine that is sandwiched between two pachinko machines.

The above-mentioned pachinko machine 1 has a game board 1 installed on the front thereof.
A ball is launched by operating a ball hitting lever 1b relative to a, and a glass plate 3a is fitted into a frame 4 of a front glass 3 which is attached to cover the game board 1a and can be opened and closed.

The ball vending machine 2 is such that when coins A are inserted through the coin input port 2a, a predetermined number of balls corresponding to the amount of coins A come out from the output port 2b.

Reference numeral 5 denotes a display plate attached to the front glass 3, whose both side edges and lower edge are formed into inserting edges 6, and the main body part 7 is elongated horizontally between both side edges, and the upper edge is a glass plate. 3a, and press the glass plate 3a downward.
A tilted display section 8 is formed to project outwardly away from the main body section 7, and a flat panel display section 9 is formed at the top of one side of the main body section 7 to be joined to the glass surface 3a.

A groove 6a is provided on the side of the flat panel display section 9 as the sandwiching edge 6, into which the frame ridge 4a is inserted, and the frame ridge 4a and the glass plate 3a are spaced apart from each other on the sandwiching edge 6a.
A notch elastic piece 6b is formed which is inserted between the display plate 5 and elastically pressed outward.
is firmly attached to the lower part of the front glass 3 without wobbling, and the groove 6 against the frame rim 4a
By inserting step a, use the frame ridge 4a as a guide to insert the display board 5.
is movable up and down on the surface of the glass plate 3a.

Incidentally, among the above-mentioned notch elastic pieces 6b, the one on the flat display section 9 side is provided so that its tip crosses over the groove 6a, and in the normal state, the tip of the elastic piece 6b crosses the groove 6a.
It is formed into a thin plate shape that is raised from the bottom of the bottom a, and the lower edge of the elastic piece 6c is inclined with respect to the horizontal line, and the one on the other side has an elastic piece 6b. Score lines are made on both sides and the top.

10 is in a standing position with respect to the main body part 7 of the display board 5,
A gutter-like body 10a is a coin holder fixedly mounted on the tilted display section 8 with its upper end tilted slightly backward, that is, toward the glass plate, and is large enough to cover approximately half of the outer circumference of the coin. At its lower end, a receiving seat 10b is provided which is inclined at an obtuse angle to the bottom of the trough-like body 10a, and at the bottom of the trough-like body 10a, a support portion 10c is formed to support the stored coins at two points. ing.

In addition, in the embodiment, the support part 10c in the coin holder
are formed by parallel ridges provided on the bottom surface of the trough-like body 10a, but these may be formed by a planar structure in which the grooves face each other at an angle in a V-shape.

In the figure, reference numeral 11 indicates a cut groove for inserting a fingertip provided in the receiving seat 10b, and 12 indicates a hole for discharging dirt, etc., also provided in the receiving seat 10b.

In the above configuration, precautions for play and necessary matters for advertising are printed in advance on the inclined display section 8 and the flat display section 9 of the main body section 7 for use.

To attach the display plate 5 to the front glass 3, open the front glass 3, remove the glass plate 3a from the frame 4, insert the display plate 5 into the frame 4 first, and then insert the glass plate 3a. Then, it is firmly attached between the frame 4 and the glass plate 3a.

When the player inserts the coin A in hand into the coin holder 10 during a game, the coin naturally tilts with the front side elevated due to the inclination of the receiving seat 10b, and at the same time, the lowest part of the coin is supported by the support portion 10c. floats up and becomes stable. If the coins have different sizes, all coins A1,
A2 and A3 are now located at the center of the gutter-like body 10a.

(Effects) Therefore, according to the present invention, the following effects are achieved.

(1) Attached to the lower part of the front glass of a pachinko machine, the main body protrudes slightly toward you from the glass plate surface, but it does not get in the way and is easily visible to players. It is extremely effective for advertising etc. by printing the necessary information on the section and the flat display section.

(2) Players can temporarily store their coins in the coin holder located at the bottom of the front glass of the pachinko machine, so they can quickly use the money to purchase balls during play. Regardless of the size of the coins that are taken out and stored, all the coins are located in the center of the holder and are tilted so that their weight is deposited on the holder.
It is convenient for handling coins, and from a practical point of view, the coins do not fly out even when a shock is applied to the holder, making it highly stable.

(3) To take out a coin from the coin holder, place your fingertip on the top of the coin and pull it toward you.The coin will slide upward along the slope and be taken out, ensuring that one coin is taken out quickly. In addition, to take out all the coins stored in the coin holder at once, just hold the space between the highest and lowest coins with your fingers and pull them out toward you. It is also extremely convenient.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a front view of a pachinko machine showing an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is an overall perspective view of the top plate, Fig. 3 is a vertical sectional view of the main parts, and Fig. 4 is a view of coins in the coin holder. FIG. 1... Pachinko machine, 2... Ball vending machine, 3...
...Front glass, 4...Frame, 5...Display board, 6...
Clipping edge, 7... Main body part, 8... Slanted display part, 9...
... Flat display section, 10 ... Coin holder, 11 ...
Cut groove, 12...discharge hole, A...coin.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A device that is attached to the lower part of the front glass of a pachinko machine, and which is sandwiched between the frame and the glass plate that make up the front glass on both side edges and the lower edge, and has a clamping edge that has elastic pressure contact means. The main body part, which is formed in a horizontally elongated manner between both side edges, has an upper edge that contacts the glass plate and forms an inclined display part that projects downwardly away from the glass plate. A flat panel display unit is formed at the top of one side of the main body part, and the main body part is equipped with a coin holder whose front side is open and stores coins stacked in an inclined manner. Display board with coin holder for pachinko machines.