Where to get?

holeinone1972

OK one of the downfalls for this hobby (for me anyway) is getting all of these wonderfull treasures and then socking them away out of sight. I am looking for a nice looking display board for a type set, something to hang on the wall where I can enjoy some of my treasures and not have to go and dig them up everytime I wish to look at them or show family members.

Anyone know where I can get a nice one?

Thanks Rob

slipgate

You are better off making one. It'll make it a family heirloom as well. Woodworking is not that hard and I think you'll find it much more fullfilling to build something yourself to house your collection.

holeinone1972

Great idea, but when you only have 7 fingers to start with you stay away from saws.

Also if you don't have the tools, it would cost a heck of alot more to make than to buy.

Anyone else.............?

Rob

joeyuk

Forum member Solid has been known to work with wood.

holeinone1972

Wow those are great but they are worth more than my current coins. Maybe in the future.

I guess I am not looking for anything THAT great.

More a picture frame type thing.

Rob

Steve27

How about a Capital Plastic holder LINK

curly

I use Capital Plastics holders for my display coins. I have a Morgan mint set, ASEs, and a set of MS60/AU Franklins, and a half dollar type set hanging on my office wall. These are not high dollar coins that I do this with. Looks nice.

holeinone1972

<< <i>Wow those are great but they are worth more than my current coins. Maybe in the future.

I guess I am not looking for anything THAT great.

More a picture frame type thing.

Rob >>



We have a winner.

Thanks!

holeinone1972

I just thought I would share the display I picked up for $40 to house 18 of my favorite slabs. I had another thread about this awhile ago but the search feature is down.

It is no where as nice as the one solid makes, but I can't spend more on the holder than the coins are worth.

Now I just need to fill it up and buy more lil acrylic easles to display them.





Someday when I graduate into crazy priced coins I will get me a solid case.

Rob