Coins Display Case

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2005-12-16 11:12:06 by k9peppo

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2007-11-24 08:49:59 by brent.beadle

Brass hardwares and felt fabric background to create a stunning display.
This cabinet has a 98% UV Protection Rated Acrylic Door.
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I have a uncerkulated gold coin wich is sealed in a plastic
display case an in that case that case there is a little black
speck of something but it cant be removed becouse the case
is sealed an i wonder if this has been put there by the mint for
a purpose or what?

Does the speck look organic or does it look artifishiul???? if it looks liek print or somthing put there by the companie thin it should be fine! but you could have a scam in your hands too. that black dot could be from someone who has opened the case and resealed it!!! hmmmmmm idk

2008-02-05 21:45:10 by duppyhead

Price: $89.95 $98.95

Grooves on shelves to secure coins from moving
Wall Mountable with Metal brackets already on the back
Holds 56 regular size Military Challenge Coins

I am looking for something to go on my wall with little open compartments for corks holding a coin (English tradition) Please look at this weblike as this candle holder is perfect but the compartment sizes are too small....they need to be at lease 3" x 2" to hold the cork and coin. I guess its a display case I am looking for? http://www.westelm.com/online/store/Prod uctDisplay?partNumber=WE-PRODp171&st oreId=17001&langId=-1&catalogId= 17002&viewSetCode=E&parentId=WE- SH1ACCCAN&retainNav=true&cmsrc=W E-SH1ACCCAN

Joanna, as a carpenter/cabinet make, I can tell you that making something like this will be a little costly. (if built by a professional). You might want to go to A.C. Moore, they have a lot of raw wood display cases, and might have what you need. If you want them built, send me a message with your final measurements, and I'll give you an idea what I would charge.

Also consider what materials you'd want to use...pine, oak, maple, poplar, and if you wanted the item painted, stained, varnished, or left raw.

2007-01-29 17:17:24 by Joanna

My highschool is having a global culture fair, where we are inviting kids for all the elementary schools in the district to come take a "world tour". On this tour kids will visit booths set up to display cultural aspects of 8 different regions in the world. We would love to be able to show case and even give away coins from a country within each region. Where can I to buy coins from around the world? I'm looking for small value coins, as we have a budget. Thanks!

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2008-04-01 20:01:30 by hapy