Coin holder
CA 1258616 A · Owner: Chabot, Paul-Andre · Inventors: Chabot, Paul-Andre
Overview
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There is disclosed a one-piece coin holder having a main cylindrical wall,an end wall and an opposite open end portion. The latter permits insertion or egress of a predetermined number of coins into or from the holder. The open end portion defines an inner cylindrical bulge with bevelled outer and inner edge faces, the latter merging with the inside surface of the main wall of the coin holder. The latter is made of slightly-extensible material. The inner diameter of the main wall is greater than the diameter of the coins, but the inner diameter of the bulge is smaller than that of the coins, so that the latter are resiliently retained within the coin holder. The latter can advantageously …
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- Granted August 22, 1989. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended August 22, 2006.
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