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US3822782A
US3822782A US00225779A US22577972A US3822782A US 3822782 A US3822782 A US 3822782A US 00225779 A US00225779 A US 00225779A US 22577972 A US22577972 A US 22577972A US 3822782 A US3822782 A US 3822782A
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  • a coin display device comprised of three generally pentagonal supports that are interconnected along adjacent sides and their included angle. Each of the supports has a recess for receiving a closure. The closure has nibs therein for frictionally engaging a coin to be displayed.
  • This invention relates to a coin display device and more particularly to a coin display device for supporting a plurality of coins so that they can be displayed.
  • the device disclosed herein is a coin holding device for supporting three coins so that all of them are on dis- P y.-
  • Each of the coins is carried in a recess in a generally pentagonal supporting surface.
  • the pentagonal supporting surfaces are connected to each other so that a unitary device is created.
  • a particular construction for holding the coins on the support surfaces is provided.
  • This construction includes a closure for'each of the recesses.
  • the closures have depending side walls with means thereon for frictionally engaging and supporting the coins.
  • FIG. 1 is an oblique view of one presently preferred form of the invention showing one of its surface in plan.
  • FIG. 2 is a plan view of the device shown in FIG. 1.
  • FIG. 3 is a sectional view taken along line 3-3 of FIG. 2.
  • FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the closure member used in the device illustrated in FIGS. 1 and 2.
  • FIGS. 1 and 2 for a detailed description of the invention.
  • FIGS. 1 and 2 a coin display device constructed in accordance with a presently preferred form of the invention is illustrated. I
  • the device is comprised of three support elements which comprise generally planar surfaces 12, 14 and I6.
  • Each of the support surfaces is pentagonal in configuration.
  • the support surfaces are connected to each other along sides 18, 18'; 20, 20'; and sides 22, 22.
  • the sides define included angles 19, 21 and 23.
  • each of the support surfaces 12, 14 and 16 has a circular recess formed therein.
  • Each of the recesses includes an annular wall 26 and a bottom wall 28.
  • suitable friction inducing or interference fit means in the form of chord-like flats 32 are provided at regular spaced intervals around each of the annular side walls 26.
  • a lid 36 is provided for each of the aforementioned circular recesses.
  • the lid includes a wall 38 having an annular depending flange 40 supported thereby.
  • a portion of the wall 38 extends radially outwardly beyond the annular flange 40 so that a ledge 42 is defined.
  • Ledge 42 is a circumferential flange.
  • the lower surface of the circumferential flange 42 is provided with a chamfered surface 44 so that when the lid is inserted in the circular recess, a tool or other means can be inserted thereunder to facilitate removal.
  • the axial length of the. annular flange 40 is greater than the axial length of the aforementioned annular wall 26 so that the ledge 42 is spaced from its adjacent support surface 12, 14, or 16 when each lid 36 is inserted into its respective recess.
  • each of the annular flanges 40 has suitable coin supporting means on its inner periphery.
  • the coin supporting means takes the form of a plurality of inwardly facing spaced portions of the flange 40, such as regularly spaced nibs 48. As shown in FIG. 4, three nibs equally spaced around the annular flange 40 may be provided.
  • the nibs are generally triangularly or conically shaped so that a coin to be supported can be pressed thereagainst.
  • the lid 36 is placed within one of the recesses so that annular flange 40 is frictionally engaged by the aforementioned chord-like flats 32.
  • the coins are firmly mounted in the display device. However, they can be readily removed if desired.
  • the support surfaces slopes downwardly and outwardly from the center of the device so that coins supported thereby are held at a suitable angle for viewing.
  • each of the support surfaces has a leg 24 which depends from that pentagonal side opposite to the aforementioned included angles 19, 21 and 23.
  • a coin holder comprising a support, said support comprising a generally planar surface, a recess in said surface defined by side wall means and a bottom wall, said bottom wall closing said recess and being adapted to support a coin in said recess, a closure for said recess, said closure comprising a transparent lid with a substantially annular flange depending therefrom, said flange being telescopically received in said recess in sliding frictional contact with said side wall means, and
  • inwardly facing spaced portions of said annular flange comprise means for releasably holding a coin therebetween.
  • a coin holder as defined in claim 1 wherein said surface has a plurality of sides, and said sides define a pentagon.
  • a coin display device comprising three supports, each of said supports being substantially pentagonal in configuration, a juncture on each of said supports defined by two sides and their included angle, said supports being interconnected along said junctures so that the vertices of said included angles are coaxial, a recess in each of said supports defined by side wall means and a bottom wall, a closure for said recess, said closure comprising a lid with a substantially annular flange depending therefrom, said flange being telescopically received in said recess in sliding frictional contact with said side wall, and means mounted on said closure for releasably holding a coin therein.
  • a coin display device as defined in claim 6 including each of said supports having a support leg depending from the side opposite said included angle to rest on a single plane surface.

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A coin display device comprised of three generally pentagonal supports that are interconnected along adjacent sides and their included angle. Each of the supports has a recess for receiving a closure. The closure has nibs therein for frictionally engaging a coin to be displayed.

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[ July 9,1974
COIN DISPLAY DEVICE Inventors: Louis A. Ringle, Wilmington, Del.;
Jack M. Brown, Jr., Sharon Hill, Pa.
Assignee: The Franklin Mint, lnc., Franklin Center, Pa.
Filed: Feb. 14, 1972 Appl. No.: 225,779
US. Cl 206/.83, 40/10 D lint. Cl. A45c 11/28 Field 01 Search 312/285, 283; 215/47; 220/42 B; 206/.82, .83, .84, l R, .80; 40/10 References Cited UNITED STATES PATENTS 3/1915 Keeran ..215/47 4/1918 Moeller 206/1 2,389,312 11/1945 Homza 206/.82 2,434,553 l/1948 Eusley 3,139,977 7/1964 Burdick 206/.82 3,430,377 3/1969 Ellison 40/332 3,624,832 11/1971 19 1111 ..206/.83 3,635,335 1/1972 Kramer 206/82 Primary Examingr-William 1. Price Assistant Examiner-Steven E. Lipman Attorney, Agent, or Firm-Seide1, Gonda & Goldhammer ABSIRACT A coin display device comprised of three generally pentagonal supports that are interconnected along adjacent sides and their included angle. Each of the supports has a recess for receiving a closure. The closure has nibs therein for frictionally engaging a coin to be displayed.
7 Claims, 4 Drawing Figures com DISPLAY DEVICE This invention relates to a coin display device and more particularly to a coin display device for supporting a plurality of coins so that they can be displayed.
The device disclosed herein is a coin holding device for supporting three coins so that all of them are on dis- P y.-
Each of the coins is carried in a recess in a generally pentagonal supporting surface. The pentagonal supporting surfaces are connected to each other so that a unitary device is created.
A particular construction for holding the coins on the support surfaces is provided. This construction includes a closure for'each of the recesses. The closures have depending side walls with means thereon for frictionally engaging and supporting the coins. Thus, when the device is assembled the coins are supported by contact on their perimeters rather than on their faces.
Accordingly, it is an object of this invention to provide a novel and unobvious coin display device.
It is a further object of this invention to provide a novel and unobvious coin display device having provisions for mounting three coins on three separate surfaces thereof.
It is still another object of this invention to provide a coin display device wherein the coin to be displaye is supported on its perimeter.
Other objects and advantages of the subject invention will be apparent from a detailed description of the presently preferred form thereof which follows wherein FIG. 1 is an oblique view of one presently preferred form of the invention showing one of its surface in plan.
FIG. 2 is a plan view of the device shown in FIG. 1.
FIG. 3 is a sectional view taken along line 3-3 of FIG. 2.
FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the closure member used in the device illustrated in FIGS. 1 and 2.
Reference is now made to FIGS. 1 and 2 for a detailed description of the invention.
In FIGS. 1 and 2, a coin display device constructed in accordance with a presently preferred form of the invention is illustrated. I
The device is comprised of three support elements which comprise generally planar surfaces 12, 14 and I6. Each of the support surfaces is pentagonal in configuration. The support surfaces are connected to each other along sides 18, 18'; 20, 20'; and sides 22, 22. The sides define included angles 19, 21 and 23. Thus, when the device is assembled the vertices of all of the I included angles are coaxial with respect to each other Referring now to FIG. 3, each of the support surfaces 12, 14 and 16 has a circular recess formed therein. Each of the recesses includes an annular wall 26 and a bottom wall 28.
Preferably, suitable friction inducing or interference fit means in the form of chord-like flats 32 are provided at regular spaced intervals around each of the annular side walls 26.
Preferably, three such chord-like flats 32 are utilized in each of the circular recesses. A lid 36, best shown in FIG. 4 is provided for each of the aforementioned circular recesses. The lid includes a wall 38 having an annular depending flange 40 supported thereby.
Preferably, a portion of the wall 38 extends radially outwardly beyond the annular flange 40 so that a ledge 42 is defined. Ledge 42 is a circumferential flange. Preferably, the lower surface of the circumferential flange 42 is provided with a chamfered surface 44 so that when the lid is inserted in the circular recess, a tool or other means can be inserted thereunder to facilitate removal. In this regard, it should be noted that the axial length of the. annular flange 40 is greater than the axial length of the aforementioned annular wall 26 so that the ledge 42 is spaced from its adjacent support surface 12, 14, or 16 when each lid 36 is inserted into its respective recess.
The coins which are to be displayed are carried by lids 36. Thus, each of the annular flanges 40 has suitable coin supporting means on its inner periphery. Preferably, the coin supporting means takes the form of a plurality of inwardly facing spaced portions of the flange 40, such as regularly spaced nibs 48. As shown in FIG. 4, three nibs equally spaced around the annular flange 40 may be provided. Preferably, the nibs are generally triangularly or conically shaped so that a coin to be supported can be pressed thereagainst. Thus, when a coin is inserted into lid 36, it is held securely by the nibs 48 bearing against its periphery. Thus, neither of the faces of the coin are contacted by any portion of the lid. The lid is placed within one of the recesses so that annular flange 40 is frictionally engaged by the aforementioned chord-like flats 32.
Thus, the coins are firmly mounted in the display device. However, they can be readily removed if desired.
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the support surfaces slopes downwardly and outwardly from the center of the device so that coins supported thereby are held at a suitable angle for viewing.
Preferably, each of the support surfaces has a leg 24 which depends from that pentagonal side opposite to the aforementioned included angles 19, 21 and 23.
While the invention has been described with reference to one particular form, many other forms will be obvious to those skilled in the art in view of the fore going description. Thus, the scope of the invention should not be limited thereby, but rather only by the scope of the claims appended hereto.
We claim:
1; A coin holder comprising a support, said support comprising a generally planar surface, a recess in said surface defined by side wall means and a bottom wall, said bottom wall closing said recess and being adapted to support a coin in said recess, a closure for said recess, said closure comprising a transparent lid with a substantially annular flange depending therefrom, said flange being telescopically received in said recess in sliding frictional contact with said side wall means, and
inwardly facing spaced portions of said annular flange comprise means for releasably holding a coin therebetween.
2. A coin holder as defined in claim 1 wherein said telescopically sliding flange has at least one raised projection thereon for increasing said sliding frictional contact.
3. A coin holder as defined in claim 2 wherein said recess is circular, said side wall means being annular and said raised projection comprising a transparent chord on said annular side wall.
4. A coin holder as defined in claim 1 wherein the axial dimension of said flange is greater than the axial dimension of said side wall means so that said lid is spaced from said support when said closure is supported thereby, and said lid extends radially outwardly of said flange.
5. A coin holder as defined in claim 1 wherein said surface has a plurality of sides, and said sides define a pentagon.
6. A coin display device comprising three supports, each of said supports being substantially pentagonal in configuration, a juncture on each of said supports defined by two sides and their included angle, said supports being interconnected along said junctures so that the vertices of said included angles are coaxial, a recess in each of said supports defined by side wall means and a bottom wall, a closure for said recess, said closure comprising a lid with a substantially annular flange depending therefrom, said flange being telescopically received in said recess in sliding frictional contact with said side wall, and means mounted on said closure for releasably holding a coin therein.
7. A coin display device as defined in claim 6 including each of said supports having a support leg depending from the side opposite said included angle to rest on a single plane surface.

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1. A coin holder comprising a support, said support comprising a generally planar surface, a recess in said surface defined by side wall means and a bottom wall, said bottom wall closing said recess and being adapted to support a coin in said recess, a closure for said recess, said closure comprising a transparent lid with a substantially annular flange depending therefrom, said flange being telescopically received in said recess in sliding frictional contact with said side wall means, and inwardly facing spaced portions of said annular flange comprise means for releasably holding a coin therebetween.
2. A coin holder as defined in claim 1 wherein said telescopically sliding flange has at least one raised projection thereon for increasing said sliding frictional contact.
3. A coin holder as defined in claim 2 wherein said recess is circular, said side wall means being annular and said raised projEction comprising a transparent chord on said annular side wall.
4. A coin holder as defined in claim 1 wherein the axial dimension of said flange is greater than the axial dimension of said side wall means so that said lid is spaced from said support when said closure is supported thereby, and said lid extends radially outwardly of said flange.
5. A coin holder as defined in claim 1 wherein said surface has a plurality of sides, and said sides define a pentagon.
6. A coin display device comprising three supports, each of said supports being substantially pentagonal in configuration, a juncture on each of said supports defined by two sides and their included angle, said supports being interconnected along said junctures so that the vertices of said included angles are coaxial, a recess in each of said supports defined by side wall means and a bottom wall, a closure for said recess, said closure comprising a lid with a substantially annular flange depending therefrom, said flange being telescopically received in said recess in sliding frictional contact with said side wall, and means mounted on said closure for releasably holding a coin therein.
7. A coin display device as defined in claim 6 including each of said supports having a support leg depending from the side opposite said included angle to rest on a single plane surface.
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