JPH04193193A - Ball box with coin holder for pachinko parlor - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To conveniently take out coins one by one or handle them in package by providing a coin holder storing multiple erectly dropped coins at the edge section of a ball box. CONSTITUTION:A holding section 5 is formed extendedly from a bulge edge 4 on the short side of a ball box 1, and a coin holder 6 storing multiple dropped coins A is provided on the holding section 5. The receiving seat 7 of the coin holder 6 is inclined so that lower halves of erect coins A are dropped in the coin holder 6, and a vertical holding wall 8 is provided at the lower end section of the receiving seat 7 to hold the coins A on the receiving seat 7.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to a ball box for pachinko parlors equipped with a coin holder.

[Prior art]

Pachinko parlors always handle large quantities of pachinko balls (hereinafter referred to as balls), and in order for players to carry and organize the balls, pachinko parlors are equipped with plastic ball boxes of various sizes that can hold different amounts of balls. These ball boxes are always available for free use, and during games, these ball boxes are often placed on a small shelf installed in front of the pachinko machine.

In addition, a ball lending machine that uses sandwiched coins is installed between the pachinko machines so that when players run out of balls during a game, they can buy more balls without leaving the front of the pachinko machine. Coins prepared for purchasing balls during a game are often placed on a shelf so that they can be used immediately in the ball lending machine.

[Problem #J that the invention attempts to solve]

By the way, the small shelf installed in front of the pachinko machine mentioned above has a limited range that can be used by one player, and the ball box and other items are also placed here, so it should not be used together with these. If you have a lot of coins on the shelf, you may not be able to organize them, and they may move around without you noticing and get lost. It is very time consuming and inconvenient to use it.

This invention has been made in view of the above points, and has coins prepared by players arranged in a coin holder attached to a ball box, making it convenient to use coins for pachinko parlors. The purpose is to provide a box.

[Means to solve the problem]

The gist of the present invention to achieve the above object is that a coin holster is recessed in the edge of the coin box to accommodate a plurality of coins in an upright position. It is in a handheld ball box for pachinko parlors with a coin holder.

[Function] A plurality of coins are stored in a coin holder recessed in the edge of the ball box, and these coins are arranged in a line, and the coins can be freely taken out and taken out either individually or as a whole.

〔Example〕

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below based on the drawings.

FIG. 1 is an overall perspective view of the ball box, and FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of the main parts.

The ball box 1 of the embodiment is relatively large, and has a side wall 3 formed around a rectangular bottom plate 2, an overhanging edge 4 around the upper edge of the side wall 3, and a short side of the ball box 1. A grip portion 5 is formed in a continuous manner from the overhanging edge 4.

In this invention, a coin holder 6 is recessed in the grip portion 5 to accommodate a plurality of coins in a depressed manner.

In the coin holder 6 of the embodiment, the seat 7 is inclined so that the lower half of the coin can fall into it when placed in an upright position, and the seat 7 has a vertical retaining wall 8 at its lower end. The receiver is designed to hold the coin corner on the seat 7.

In addition, in the figure, 9 is a hole provided in the seat 7 to discharge dirt from inside the coin holder 6 or balls that have fallen into the holder 6, and 10 is a hole that is convenient for taking out all coins at once. This is a recess provided in the retaining wall 8 as shown in FIG.

Further, in the above embodiment, three coin holders 6 are provided for one gripping part 5, and an example is shown in which the coin holder 6 is applied to a relatively large ball WJ1 that can store multiple types of coins separately. In a small ball box without the part 5, a part of the projecting edge is expanded to provide a coin holder.

In the above configuration, when a plurality of coin corners are placed in the coin holder 6, the inclined receiver lowers the seat 7 under its own weight, and the lowest coin corner leans against the retaining wall 8, and each coin is sequentially placed on its own. All the coins A are accommodated in a natural alignment within the holder, facing the lower coins.

Due to the relationship between the holding wall 8 and the angle of the receiver seat 7, the coin corners stored in this way have a higher-ranking coin projecting slightly upwards than a lower-ranking coin. If you place it on the outside of coin A and pull it up slightly, it will be easily picked out.

In addition, when taking out all the coins A at once, for example, the index finger is placed on the outer surface of the highest coin, and the thumb is placed on the outer surface of the lowest coin at the recess 10 provided in the retaining wall 8 to easily hold the coin. picked out.

[Effect] As described above, according to the present invention, a coin holder is attached to the ball box always provided in pachinko parlors, and the coins used by the player using the ball lending machine are stored in this coin holder. It is easy to organize the coins in front of the pachinko machine, and it is convenient to take out coins one by one or to handle a large number of coins all at once, and you will never lose track of coins. .

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is an overall perspective view of the ball box, and FIG. 2 is a vertical sectional view of the main parts. 1... Ball box, 2... Bottom plate, 3... Side wall, 4...
Overhanging edge, 5... Gripping portion, 6... Coin holder, 7.
...The receiver is the seat, 8...The retaining wall, 9...The finger rest is the recess.

Claims (1)

[Claims] A handheld ball box for a pachinko parlor with a coin holder, characterized in that a coin holder for storing a plurality of coins in a standing position is recessed in the edge of the ball box.