JP3148005U - Gold seal - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides a gold seal that can insert coins as well as banknotes.
In a gold seal used for a celebration or non-congratulation, a wrapping paper is folded at folding lines a to f so as to be divided into a front part 11A, a back part 11B, and a folded part 11C, and the front part 11A and the back part 11B. The folded portion 11C is folded together so as to store bills, and a pocket portion 14 for inserting coins is formed on the inner surface of the front portion 11A or the back portion 11B. The pocket part 14 is preferably configured such that the opening is covered by the folded back part 11B, the front part 11A or the folded part 11C.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a gold seal, and more particularly, to a gold seal that can insert coins as well as banknotes.

  For example, gold seals are often used for celebrations and non-celebrations. For this type of gold seal, a simple gold seal with a water drop printed on an envelope is often used for a small amount of banknotes. A wrapping paper in which a funnel is pasted on the upper right part is used (Patent Document 1, Patent Document 2, Patent Document 3, Patent Document 4, Patent Document 5).

JP 2002-59938 A JP 2000-272030 A Utility Model Registration No. 313841 Utility Model Registration No. 3092585 Utility Model Registration No. 3039593

  By the way, there is a case where it is desired to enclose a coin, for example, a 500 yen coin, together with a banknote in a gold seal for a celebration or non-celebration.

  However, since a conventional gold seal is made by folding a wrapping paper, for example, if a 500 yen coin is enclosed, there is a risk that the wrapping paper will fall off the folded cut. Therefore, it is necessary to put coins in a small bag and enclose it in a gold seal, which is complicated.

  This invention makes it a subject to provide the gold seal which enabled it to enclose a coin, without using a small bag in view of this problem.

  Therefore, the gold seal according to the present invention is divided into a front part, a back part and a folded part by folding the wrapping paper at a folding line in a gold seal used for a celebration or non-congratulation, and the front part, the back part and the folded part. The parts are folded together so that banknotes can be stored, and a pocket part for inserting coins is formed on the inner surface of the front part or the back part.

  One of the features of the present invention is that a pocket portion having an open upper edge is formed on the inner surface of the gold seal so that coins can be inserted. Thus, for example, even if a 500-yen coin is enclosed together with a banknote, it does not fall from the folded cut of the wrapping paper, and it is not necessary to prepare a separate pouch, and there is no complication.

  If the opening of the pocket part is left open as it is, there is a risk that coins will come out of the pocket part due to impact during carrying and storage, and the coin will come out from the pocket part and eventually fall out of the gold seal .

  Therefore, it is preferable that the opening of the pocket portion is covered with the folded back portion or front portion. Moreover, it can also comprise so that opening of a pocket part may be covered by the return | folded folding part.

  Here, a pocket part can be comprised by adhere | attaching the three outer edges of a square-shaped small sheet | seat on the inner surface of a front part or a back part.

  Moreover, a pocket part can also be comprised by adhere | attaching a small envelope on the inner surface of a front part or a back part. In this case, a tongue piece portion that can close the opening can be formed integrally with the opening edge of the small envelope, and if the tongue piece portion is folded back and the opening is closed, the risk of coin falling can be reliably eliminated.

  Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail based on specific examples. 1 to 3 show a preferred embodiment of a gold seal according to the present invention. In the figure, a funnel 13 is affixed to the upper right portion of the surface of the gold seal 10, and a watering pipe 12 is attached to the center of the gold seal 10.

  This gold seal 10 is made using a Japanese paper wrapping paper 11, and the wrapping paper 11 is divided into a front part 11A, a back part 11B, an upper and lower folded part 11C, and a retaining fold part 11D by folding along folding lines a to f. Has been.

  Further, three outer edges of a rectangular small sheet are adhered to the inner surface of the back portion 11B by being bonded in a band shape, and a pocket portion 14 having an open upper end is formed so that coins can be inserted. The opening of the pocket portion 14 is covered when the upper folded portion 11C is folded.

  When creating the gold seal 10, after putting a coin, for example, a 500-yen coin 15 in the pocket part 14, the banknote 16 is stacked on the pocket part 14, and the wrapping paper 11 is folded back on the upper and lower folded parts 11C. The 14 openings are covered by the upper folded portion 11C. Next, the front part 11 </ b> A and the back part 11 </ b> B are folded by folding along the folding lines a to c, and finally the stopper fold part 11 </ b> D is folded and fixed, and the water seal 12 is fitted in the center of the finished gold seal 10. .

  In the gold seal of this example, even if the coin 15 is enclosed with the banknote 16, it does not fall from the folded cut of the wrapping paper 11. In addition, since there is no need to prepare a separate sachet for storing coins 15, there is no complication.

  4 to 6 show a second embodiment, and the same reference numerals as those in FIGS. 1 to 3 denote the same or corresponding parts. In this example, 'is added to the number to distinguish it from the first embodiment. In this example, the wrapping paper 11 ′ is divided into a front part 11A ′, a back part 11B ′ and a folded part 11C ′ by folding lines a to c, and the left or right back part 11B ′ is folded on the front part 11A ′. The upper and lower folded portions 11C ′ are folded, and in the case of a celebration, the upper folded portion 11C ′ is overlaid on the lower folded portion 11C ′, and in the case of a non-celebration, the lower folded portion 11C ′ is folded back. After overlapping on the part 11C ′, the water pull 12 is fitted.

  In this way, the wrapping paper 11 of the gold seal 10, 10 'can be folded in various ways.

It is a front view which shows preferable embodiment of the gold seal which concerns on this invention. It is a figure for demonstrating how to wrap the wrapping paper in the said embodiment. It is a figure for demonstrating how to wrap the wrapping paper in the said embodiment. It is a front view which shows 2nd Embodiment. It is a figure for demonstrating how to wrap the wrapping paper in the said embodiment. It is a figure for demonstrating how to wrap the wrapping paper in the said embodiment.

Explanation of symbols

10, 10 'Gold seal 11, 11' Wrapping paper 11A, 11A 'Front part 11B, 11B' Back part 11C, 11C 'Folding part 12 Mizuhiki 13 Saito 14 Pocket part 15 Coin 16 Banknote

Claims (5)

In the gold seal (10,10 ') used for celebration or non-celebration,
Wrapping paper (11, 11 ') is folded into fold lines (af) to divide the front part (11A, 11A'), back part (11B, 11B ') and folded part (11C, 11C') The front portion (11A, 11A ′), the back portion (11B, 11B ′) and the folded portion (11C, 11C ′) are folded with each other so as to accommodate the bill (16),
A gold seal characterized in that a pocket portion (14) for inserting a coin (15) is formed on the inner surface of the front portion (11A, 11A ′) or the back portion (11B, 11B ′).   The gold seal according to claim 1, wherein an opening of the pocket portion (14) is covered with the folded back portion (11B, 11B ') or front portion (11A, 11A').   The gold seal according to claim 1, wherein an opening of the pocket portion (14) is covered with the folded portion (11C, 11C ').   The pocket portion (14) is formed by adhering three outer edges of a small rectangular sheet to the inner surface of the front portion (11A, 11A ') or the back portion (11B, 11B'). Gold seal according to any of the above.   The gold seal according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the pocket portion is configured by adhering a small envelope to the inner surface of the front portion or the back portion.

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