Ideas wanted for holding and sometimes displaying silver rounds and other larger token/medals

coinsarefun

I have several.......60-80 various silver rounds, some 2 ounce and most one ounce. Instead of putting in an album where the plastic slides totally ruin the piece I thought to get a wood display box(several) and or Challenge Coin display cases. I just dont want them sliding around or dropping out. I prefer not to have the rounds in a capsule for personal reasons.

I have a regular album with slides for a set of silver eagles but never touch them for fear of slide marks.
I have another set in black plastic capital holders with a snap on lid. This seams to work well, I also put some of my Bowers & Merena silver rounds in plastic group of 4 holders.
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Any suggestions?

I found a few ideas
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Two But, these might let the rounds fall

TwoSides2aCoin

They sure don't house them like they used to house them.
Maybe this company is still in business.

keets

CoinTains.

coinsarefun

Actually continue my searching I came up with this. I guess that’s how coins used to be displayed in the old days......might be nice.
It can hold a bunch of different sizes of coins, tokens and medals.

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3stars

Capital holders?

ShaunBC5

I like one and 3 for occasional viewing and portability. 2 if you want them on display at all times.

tcollects

lucite toilet bowl seats will have their day in the sun again - something like this but with silver rounds would be perfect

emeraldATV

For me, and please excuse me, those square frames don't work for the way I search and file.
They now make air tight sandwich bags and all sizes of coin holders as I call them.
Crude but faithful.

coinsarefun

@3stars said:
Capital holders?

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coinsarefun

@ShaunBC5 said:
I like one and 3 for occasional viewing and portability. 2 if you want them on display at all times.

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Thanks, I think you’re right