Tom Seligman

US Patent:

7134546, Nov 14, 2006

Filed:

Jun 17, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/870337

Inventors:

Tom Seligman - Sunrise FL, US
Janette Seligman - Sunrise FL, US

International Classification:

A45C 1/00

US Classification:

206 082, 206 08, 2064595, 206776

Abstract:

A freestanding coin holder capable of displaying a coin such that all sides, namely the front, back, and circumferential edge are viewable. First and second panel members are connected in opposing face-to-face relation such that a coin may be received in a generally cylindrical and laterally projecting coin-receiving chamber defined by optically transparent portions so that the front and back of the coin (e. g. heads side and tails side) as well as the circumferential edge of the coin are clearly visible. A base functions as a stand thereby allowing the coin holder to be disposed in a vertically free-standing manner.

US Patent:

20020162756, Nov 7, 2002

Filed:

Mar 21, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/103559

Inventors:

Tom Seligman - Sunrise FL, US
Janette Seligman - Sunrise FL, US

International Classification:

A45C001/00

US Classification:

206/000820, 206/000800

Abstract:

A freestanding coin holder capable of displaying a coin such that all sides, namely the front, back, and circumferential edge are viewable. First and second panel members are connected in opposing face-to-face relation such that a coin may be received in a generally cylindrical and laterally projecting coin-receiving chamber defined by optically transparent portions so that the front and back of the coin (e.g. heads side and tails side) as well as the circumferential edge of the coin are clearly visible. A base functions as a stand thereby allowing the coin holder to be disposed in a vertically free-standing manner.