Disclosed is a coin-holder for holding a plurality of coins of at least one denomination, wherein the coin-holder comprising a frame; a first support arm orthogonally attached to the frame; a second support arm parallel to the first support arm and attached orthogonally to the frame; a first channel formed laterally on a side of the first support arm which faces the second support arm, wherein a first portion of the first channel is at an acute angle with respect to a top surface the first support arm and a second portion of the first channel is parallel to the first support arm, a third portion of the first channel at the acute angle with respect to the top surface of the first support arm; and a second channel formed laterally on a side of the second support arm which faces the first channel.

Coin storage parts are provided on a front side and a back side of a coin holder to increase the number of storage parts, and make the number of coins stored in each of the coin storage parts approximately half. A structure is adopted in which a coin is pushed out in an operational opening space provided on a side opposite to an aperture for placing the coin into the coin storage part and taking out the coin from the coin storage part, thereby ensuring sufficient operability. A movement of the coin in the coin storage part is prevented by incorporating an O-ring or the like. Since the number of coins stored per one coin storage part is as small as about 2 to 4 coins and the storage part has a shallow depth, it is easy to guide and prevent the movement of the coins.