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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Feb. 17, 1976
Filed:
May. 28, 1974
Glory Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha, Himeji, JA;
Abstract
For packaging a preselected number of coins of the same denomination in the form of a neat stack, there is provided apparatus which broadly includes an infeed mechanism, coin stacking mechanism, coin wrapping mechanism, coin guide mechanism, wrapper feed mechanism, and adjusting mechanism. Each preselected number of coins of the same denomination to be enclosed in a single package is fed from the infeed mechanism into a stacking cylinder of the coin stacking mechanism, where the coins are rearranged into a neat stack. The coin guide mechanism includes a guide rod movable up and down for transporting the stack of coins from within the stacking cylinder down to a prescribed position between a plurality of wrapping rolls of the coin wrapping mechanism. A strip of wrapper is then delivered from the wrapper feed mechanism to the coin wrapping mechanism and is wound around the circumference of the stack of coins as the same is caused frictionally to rotate in circumferential contact with the wrapping rolls. The loose lateral edges of the wrapper strip are succeedingly fold crimped over the top and bottom ends of the coin stack by a pair of retractable crimping hooks. Upon manual operation of a knob to select the denomination of coins to be packaged, the various working parts of the apparatus are automatically adjusted to the diameter and thickness of the coins of the selected denomination.