Old Silver Commemoratives Display Board on Great Collections

Pretty neat shield-shaped display board with 41 old silver commemoratives at Great Collections for auction closing April 10th. Has the Isabella quarter and Lafayette dollar, but unfortunately doesn't have the Hawaiian, Spanish Trail, or the Vancouver commemoratives, which are three value biggies. Anyone seen this type of display board of old silver commemoratives before?

https://www.greatcollections.com/Co...-Plastic-Shield-Shaped-Display-Board-41-Coins

 

Log in or Sign up to hide this ad.

Reminds me of Capital Plastics displays I've seen but they typically have the company name on them.

 

Some of those coins are real delights.

 

Man, I'd love that display, but I'm thinkin' it will go way beyond my price range. Thanks for posting it Revello.

 

Beautiful! I love that the Isabella quarter is at the crest of the shield.

 

It must have been a custom made holder with coins the collector didn’t have left out.

 

cool display

 

No but I love it has a few I'm missing but do have a 28 Hawiian and a spanish trail MS 65 quite proud of both but I'd love that shield! Thanks for sharing and link but poor right now!

 

I have the Hawaiian in MS-64 and the Spanish Trail in MS-66.

 

Post some pics! Love to see them.

 

There's 5 best of best April 5th Stacks and Bowers Rarity Nite that will raise the hammer! All tops grade and $$$$$

 

I've not seen a display like that before. Thanks for the post.

 

Makes me feel inadequate when I "only" bought these today . . .

 

Very, very nice!

 

Those are awesome!! I really love the Spanish Trail commem - design, and bias because I live near San Antonio, Texas.

 

Final sale price of the old commem display board at Great Collections -- $6600 ($7425 with Great Collections buyer's fee). https://www.greatcollections.com/Co...-Plastic-Shield-Shaped-Display-Board-41-Coins

 

That works out to $181.07 per coin; from the looks of the expanded images at GC there are quite a few that have great original luster and they all look to be in very good shape. I would say that the Buyer got a bargain, and the Display Holder is a fantastic bonus.

 

I also felt the holder was cool, which is why we left it as such. (Normally we would grade the coins and then auction them individually). The condition was mixed, but still really nice to see them all together in that capitol plastics' type holder.

- Ian

 

That was a very cool display and I'm glad GC left it intact!