JPH07275022A - Saving box - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To provide a saving box which enables the saving of coins being discriminated simply and moreover, accomplishes a role of a safe which allows the taking out of coins whenever necessary. CONSTITUTION:This saving box has a saving box body 1 roughly rectangular and with the rear thereof opened, a slide groove 2 which is arranged to be recessed on the top surface thereof having a coin slot 4 cut to match the number of coins to be housed and a slide lid 5 which is mounted in the slide groove to close the coin slot. Moreover, a partition wall 11 is provided in the saving box body to form a space part to match the coin slot, a rear opening/closing door 9 to be inserted into a rear opening of the saving box body free to slide, a coin housing chest 13 with a top surface opened to be housed into the space part and a closing lid to close the opening of the top surface of the coin housing chest.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a piggy bank capable of selecting coins and depositing coins despite their simple structure.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Among the currencies currently used in Japan, coins including aluminum coins are 1 yen, 5 yen, 10 yen, 50 yen,
It is made up of 6 types of coins, 100 yen and 500 yen, and is an indispensable coin in daily life. It is said that the number of coins issued is very large because the change will be rounded after the establishment of the consumption tax, and it will be a coin closely related to daily life.In particular, coins of 10 yen or more are sold by various vending machines. It can be used also in.

However, in the case of small coins such as 1 yen and 5 yen, which are regarded as supplementary currencies, while they are currency necessary for change as described above, there are no products that can be used alone and the purchase of products. , Is mainly used only as coins for change when eating out and is not a main target coin accumulated in the piggy bank, and tends to be handled roughly, such as in clothes pockets, desk drawers, kitchen drawers, etc. It is thrown into a random
Or it is often scattered.

In addition, the savings boxes proposed in the past are not suitable for the current situation of coins of a large variety of coins of six types for accumulating coins, and the containers are also small in size. When it is full, and when it is saved in a financial institution after it is full, it is troublesome to select the denomination, and it is less often used for reasons such as troublesome. In addition, recently, we also see a piggy bank that stores one type of coin, a piggy bank that informs the accumulated amount when coins are inserted by voice, and a piggy bank that automatically selects coins even when coins of different denominations are simultaneously inserted. However, there is a problem in that it is expensive because it takes in complicated elements.

[0005]

The problems to be solved by the present invention are as follows.
Despite the simple structure, small coins such as 1 yen and 5 yen are mainly used, and 100 yen, which is the most circulated, as well as coins up to 500 yen can be easily sorted and saved, and it is necessary. It is in the development of a piggy bank that can also play the role of a safe where you can retrieve the coins you need at any time.

[0006]

A piggy bank of the present invention is a substantially rectangular parallelepiped, a piggy bank main body (1) having an open rear surface, and a recess provided in an upper surface of the piggy bank main body (1). A slide groove (2) having coin insertion holes (4) perforated according to the number of coins stored in the bottom and a coin insertion hole (4) slidably mounted in the slide groove (2). A partition wall for forming a closed lid (5) and a space portion (12) provided in the money box main body (1) and aligned with the coin insertion hole (4).
(11), a rear opening / closing door (9) slidably inserted into the rear opening (7) of the piggy bank main body (11), and stored in the space (12) to store coins in the coin insertion hole (4). A coin storage small box (13) having an upper surface opening arranged directly below and a closing lid for closing the upper surface opening of the coin storage small box (13)
It is characterized by being composed of (14) and.

According to this, the coin storage small boxes (13) are respectively inserted into the space portions (12), and the upper openings of the coin storage small boxes (13) correspond to the coin insertion openings (4), respectively. Coin storage small box by inserting each coin into the coin insertion slot (4) of each type determined by setting so that it is positioned
The coins of the same type will be accumulated in (13). As a result, 1 yen, 5 yen, 10 yen, 50 used in Japan
Not only yen and 100 yen, but also 500 yen coins can be sorted and saved.

[0008]

The present invention will be described below with reference to the illustrated embodiments. The money box body (1) is a hollow rectangular parallelepiped with an open back surface, and a slide groove along the longitudinal direction at the center of the top surface.
(2) is recessed, and a guide groove (3) is recessed along the slide groove (2) on the inner surface of the slide groove (2). Coin insertion openings (4) are formed in the slide groove (2) at right angles to the longitudinal direction of the slide groove (2) according to the number of coins to be stored.

There are six types of coins in Japan, but 500 yen coins are generally used and are rarely stored, so
In this case, there are five types excluding 500 yen coins. Of course, it is possible to use 6 types including 500 yen coins.

A taper portion (4a) is formed at the opening of the coin slot (4) so as to facilitate coin insertion.
(5) is a slide lid, which is formed to have the same width as the slide groove (2), and a slide protrusion (5a) is provided at the end in the longitudinal direction so as to guide the slide groove (2). It is designed to fit in the groove (3).

Reference numeral (6) is a handle, which is projected from one end of the slide lid (5). (7) is a rear opening of the piggy bank main body (1), and rail grooves (8) are provided on the upper frame (7a), the lower frame (7b) and the side end (7c).
Is recessed so that the end of the opening / closing door (9) fits into the rail groove (8) and slides. (9a) is a door
It is a puller attached to the end of (9).

On the lower surface of the piggy bank body (1), there are two legs (10).
Are attached at right angles to the longitudinal direction of the piggy bank body (1). The interior of the piggy bank body (1) is provided so that the partition wall (11) forms a space (12) corresponding to the coin slot (4), and each space (12) contains coins. Storage box (1
3) is stored. As shown in FIG. 2, the coin storage small boxes (13) are respectively stored in the space portion (12), and the coins inserted from the coin insertion slot (4) are sorted and stored.

Next, the coin storage small box (13) will be described. As shown in FIG. 3, the coin storage small box (13) has a rectangular parallelepiped shape with an upper surface opening, and a knob (13a) is attached to the back surface thereof. (14) is a shallow tray-shaped closing lid, and when the coin storage small box (13) is stored in the space (12), it fits on the bottom of the coin storage small box (13) as shown in FIG. Be worn. When the insertion of coins into the coin storage small box (13) is completed, the closing lid (14) is fitted so as to cover the upper opening of the coin storage small box (13) as shown in FIG.

Utilizing the front space of the piggy bank body (1), a frame-shaped bromide storage section (16) is attached, and the bromide (17) can be freely and easily opened from the upper opening of the bromide storage section (16). It can be replaced. On the other one-third of the front of the piggy bank body (1), the watch is lined up with the bromide storage (16).
(15) is installed. The watch (15) is configured to fit a thin one, the (18) is a locked fisherman, and the (19) is a practical decorative piggy bank with a pen stand.

Next, the operation of the present invention will be described.
As shown in FIG. 4, a closing lid (14) is provided on the bottom of the coin storage box (13).
2 and insert the coin storage small boxes (13) into the space (12) as shown in FIG. 2, and the upper openings of the coin storage small boxes (13) are respectively inserted into the coin slot (4). Set so that they correspond to each other. In this state, the opening / closing door (9) is inserted into the rail groove (8) to close the rear opening (7) of the piggy bank body (1).

When inserting coins, each coin is inserted into a coin insertion port (4) of a predetermined type, so that coins of the same type accumulate in the coin storage small box (13). Will be done. Since the amount of accumulated coins differs depending on the type of coin, in such a case, the mounting position of the partition wall (11) is changed so that the space (12) can be expanded in proportion to the accumulated amount of coins. You may. The partition wall (11) may be fixedly installed inside the piggy bank body (1), or the space (12) can be expanded in proportion to the accumulated amount of coins as described above. As for example the piggy bank body (1)
A movable groove may be formed in which a concave groove (not shown) is formed on the inner peripheral surface, and the partition wall (11) can be inserted into the concave groove.

In this case, the size of the coin storage small box (13) is formed according to the size of the space portion (12).
When the savings box main body (1) is not used, the slide lid (5) is slid to close the coin slot (4). This prevents the coins stored in the coin storage small box (13) from being scattered around when the main body (1) of the savings box is tilted or dropped.

Further, due to the presence of the partition wall (11), the coins in the coin storage small box (13) cross over the partition wall (11) even if the coins jump out from the coin storage small box (13). The coins that have been sorted and stored without any problem are always stored in a sorted state. If coins are needed, pull out the open / close door (9) from the piggy bank body (1) and open the back opening (7).
Open, take out the required coin storage small box (13), and take out the required number of coins of the required type. When the coins have been removed, the coin storage small box (13) is opened in the space (1
2) It is housed in the inside, and the opening / closing door (9) is again fitted into the rail groove (8) and slid to close the rear opening (7) of the piggy bank body (1). When the coin deposits in the savings box body (1) are completed and the coin storage small boxes (13) are filled with coins, pull out the coin storage small boxes (13) and open the closing lid (14). Storage small box
It sticks to the upper opening of (13).

In this way, the closing lid (14) is used for the coin storage small box (13).
After sticking to the opening on the upper surface of the and closing it, it is stored again in the space (12) and the rear opening (7) is closed by the opening / closing door (9),
The coin storage small box (13) is completely sealed and the piggy bank body
The coin storage small box (1
It is very safe that the coins in 3) do not jump out from the coin storage box (13).

As a result, 1 used in Japan
Not only yen, 5 yen, 10 yen, 50 yen, 100 yen, but also 500 yen coins can be sorted and saved.

[0021]

EFFECTS OF THE INVENTION Since the piggy bank of the present invention has the above-mentioned structure, it is mainly composed of small coins such as 1 yen and 5 yen, despite the simple structure. Of course, 5
It has the advantage that coins up to 00 yen can be easily sorted and saved, and that it can also serve as a safe deposit box to retrieve the required coins whenever necessary.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of a piggy bank according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a rear perspective view of the piggy bank according to the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view when the closing lid is removed from the coin storage small box.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view when a closing lid is fitted on the bottom of the coin storage small box.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view when the closing lid is fitted in the upper opening of the small coin storage box.

[Explanation of symbols]

 (1)… Piggy bank body (2)… Slide groove (3)… Guide groove (4)… Coin slot (5)… Slide lid (7)… Rear opening (9)… Rear opening / closing door (11)… Partition wall (12)… Space (13)… Small coin storage box (14)… Closure lid

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A coin box main body having a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape and an open rear surface, and coin insertion holes which are recessed in an upper surface of the coin box main body and are bored in accordance with the number of coins stored in the groove bottom. A slide groove having a slot, a slide lid that is slidably mounted in the slide groove to close the coin insertion hole, and a space portion provided in the piggy bank main body and provided in accordance with the coin insertion hole. A partition wall and a back opening / closing door that is slidably inserted into the back opening of the piggy bank body,
A savings that is housed in the space and has a coin storage small box with an upper surface opening that is arranged immediately below the coin insertion hole, and a closing lid that closes the upper surface opening of the coin storage small box. box.