intercept shield

[on-edge]

just curious what everyone is using to display their silver or gold in,i've been kinda slacking, encasing my finds lately.
so i picked up a few 2x2 intercept sheild holders,man o man these things sure do make my silver look pretty,especially with that black background! just wandering if there is anything else i'm missing out on! any suggestions?

 

[kimsdad]

I'm just using the 2X2 paper foldover holders that you staple shut. They're pretty cheap & you can write info like date & location found right on the holder. I put these in a clear vinyl 3 ring holder that has pockets for 20 of them. I learned this from a great long-time hunter that lives in my area. Now that I see the holders you are using, I'll probably get a couple for those "special finds" as they come along to display. They do look sharp!

I also browse Hobby Lobby for nice frames & low cost shadow boxes for relic finds I want to display.

 

[on-edge]

i use to do the exact same method 2x2 cardboard holder in 3 ring binder,after a while i got sick of the binder it was to big so i started looking for something different and found the safe-t holder i think it's made by whitman coin,i found it much easier to store and to look thru,i think i paid $6.00 for it,don't quote me on this it was a while back,i use the smaller coin wallets also they work well. brooklyn gallery coin and stamp usually carry a nice variety of coin supplies

 

[on-edge]

the intercept holders are a little pricey,but i like the look they give minus the blurry scan.i think i'll use them for my better coins only,some of the coins i have are worth less than the holders themselves, i would go broke

 

[dougmoore34]

I throw it all in a 'treasure chest' [for display purposes]. My oldest daughter bought me the thing and it works.
Doug in OR

PS Its also user friendly.

 

[on-edge]

doug,that idea sounds very fitting.i always wanted to build a display table but just never seem to have the time,oh well maybe oneday!