Coin storage related

Cladiator

I saw a few dealers at the last show I was at that had pretty nice set ups. The were standard glass top coin cases with a felt/velvety lined racking system inside. Not the one where the coins fit into the slots and lay flat but these were merely rows from side to side and angeled at approx. 30 degrees or so. Made for an impressive display of slabbed coins that were angeled up and much easier to view. I've done some looking around and have failed to find these. All I have found is the flat ones. Can anyone help point me in the right direction? Thanks.

Cladiator

anyone?

Purple73

hmmm Pretty amazing. I checked quite a few place and did quite a few searches and still come up with nada. Might have to make them yourself.

lordmarcovan

You talkin' about somethin' kinda like these?



I have black two-tiered angled trays to go in the rotating trays of my two Spin Display cases. But they would work fine in any other case. The 2-tiered trays are good for 2 X 2 holders and flips. The 3-tiered trays would hold 1.5 X 1.5 holders. For slabs, I dunno.

lordmarcovan

You might also try the category "Coin Trays, Showcases & Riker Boxes" on the Brooklyn Gallery site.

Purple73

Yeah Lord thats what he is talking about, but a whole tray. Like 20 rows. I have seen what he is talking about. The Canton coin show that I attended last year, there was a guy who had them that filled 2 8 foot tables.

Cladiator

LordM, the pic you show is pretty much what I'm talking about. But like Purp said, the ones I saw were at least 3 feet of rows to fill up your standard glass top display case. Maybe making them will be easier lol.