High Relief Silver 3

Hello Guys
Here are my latest holders I made all plastic. They show better in a cabinet that has glass shelves with the light above.
AVG

Your displays make it easy to view your coins/rounds on both sides. Can they be changed out on a rotating basis?

Do you produce these holders and what is the cost for the above holders?

It is very difficult to size the coin when you buy some of these coins they come in different sizes and the capsule I have to mic
to cut them out on a drill press. The only stranded you can use is the ones that they sell with the removal ring that are for
Dollar coins they have two size foam rings. Time to make them many hours. At going on 83 years old I am not In shape to make
and sell them. I have been doing wood work and plastic work building plastic fish tanks back in 1975. If some one on the forum
would like to know what you need to make them I can help with what you need to buy. You know what they say " If you can turn a screw" .
I had to but the one in their. Plastic cost is high twenty five dollars buys you 12"x12" x1/2. Back in 1975 half a sheet .
AVG

@AVG, Thanks for your response. Your experience in wood working and building aquariums definitely gives me a good understanding as to how you got into making these unique and beautiful holders.

Unfortunately, I don't have the skills, tools or utility space to make them. Instead, I'll have to settle for the folding holders at craft and art stores.

Many thanks for presenting your lovely displays.

@Periodic Table , an alternative would be to use the floating frames that are fairly readily available. I use them to display bars and poured silver rather than coins, although the double capsule Germania Beasts fit nicely. They aren't nearly as fantastic as the stands produced by @AVG , but they do allow two-sided items to be displayed.

Wonder if ace can take this up for his next project. They are lovely and would display our coins perfectly!

tray wrote:Wonder if ace can take this up for his next project. They are lovely and would display our coins perfectly!

I am already asking.

LOL

The Cat's Mother wrote: @Periodic Table , an alternative would be to use the floating frames that are fairly readily available. I use them to display bars and poured silver rather than coins, although the double capsule Germania Beasts fit nicely. They aren't nearly as fantastic as the stands produced by  @AVG , but they do allow two-sided items to be displayed.

I'll look online for these floating frames TCM.

Periodic Table wrote:

The Cat's Mother wrote: @Periodic Table , an alternative would be to use the floating frames that are fairly readily available. I use them to display bars and poured silver rather than coins, although the double capsule Germania Beasts fit nicely. They aren't nearly as fantastic as the stands produced by  @AVG , but they do allow two-sided items to be displayed.

I'll look online for these floating frames TCM.

I got mine through eBay @Periodic Table

Copy that @The Cat's Mother, I just found them at Lighthouse supplies. And the cost is low. Will order up a few. Thanks!