Special receptacle or package – For coin – Bulk coin receptacle having a coin insertion slit or slot
Patent
1991-06-13
1992-05-05
Sewell, Paul T.
Special receptacle or package
For coin
Bulk coin receptacle having a coin insertion slit or slot
206 084, 206508, 206512, B65D 8558
Patent
active
051099772
ABSTRACT:
A tamperproof coin case defined by two interlocking plastic plate members ultrasonically bonded together to define a unitary assembly within which a coin and its certificate of authenticity may be permanently secured. One plate member includes a cavity for fully receiving the other plate member therein, with opposing inner surfaces of the plate members being provided with corresponding cylindrical recesses which collectively form a cylindrical cavity within which a pliable plastic retention ring is disposed for securing the coin in a stationary position and permitting its obverse and reverse sides to be viewed through dome-shaped windows provided on the opposite sides of the case. The case is also provided with outwardly extending circumferential flanges which permit a plurality of cases to be vertically stacked for transport or storage.
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Hall David
Mayer Stephen H.
Ackun Jr. Jacob K.
Professional Coin Grading Service, Inc.
Sewell Paul T.
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