If you get tired of plastic slab boxes ...

LickThoseStamps

This might do the trick.

I think it is kind of neat!

SilverEagles92

Did you see the coins Heritage put in that cabinet for display?

1912 PF67 Saint
MS65 High Relief Wire Edge Saint
1911 PR65 $5 indian
1868 PF66CAM $20 Lib
1900 PF67 Morgan
MS67 Spanish Trail
1920-S $20 MS64
1855 25c PR64CAM
1854 $1 PR63CAM

commoncents05

Thats a beautiful case, and beautful coins.

-Paul

LickThoseStamps

<< <i>Did you see the coins Heritage put in that cabinet for display?

1912 PF67 Saint
MS65 High Relief Wire Edge Saint
1911 PR65 $5 indian
1868 PF66CAM $20 Lib
1900 PF67 Morgan
MS67 Spanish Trail
1920-S $20 MS64
1855 25c PR64CAM
1854 $1 PR63CAM >>



They come with the cabinet, right?

GoldenEyeNumismatics

Wow! I wouldn't mind having that

MidLifeCrisis

That is pretty cool! Unfortunately, not much protection from theft, fire, etc...

Still wouldn't mind owning it though

garsmith

Beautiful cabinet it is only missing one thing.





A big sign that says please break in and empty me

ILikeMercs

wow, made in 1820 and 5 slabs fit perfect.

LickThoseStamps

<< <i>Beautiful cabinet it is only missing one thing.





A big sign that says please break in and empty me >>




Not at all. I would fit perfectly here.

commoncents05

Put it in a vault? What a waste. Put it out in the open so you can so you can enjoy it. I wouldn't put an expensive coins in it, but if someone broke into your house, given the choice between a safe and that, they're going to pick the safe. They're not going to walk in and say "Hey! An 1820 Coin Cabinet! SCORE!" Most people wouldn't know what the heck it was.

-Paul