Displaying 1oz rounds in air-tites

I've ended up with a good number of 1oz silver rounds from various collectible series and I keep them in air-tites. I've grown tired of keeping them in a stack and am looking for a way to display them in the air-tites.

Does anyone know of an album or case that is suitable for displaying these? A plus if they can also handle the double thickness 2oz rounds.

 

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I bought one of these and love it! It's not for displaying them, but is better than stacking them! Very well made box, the only draw back is it's hard (but not impossible) to pull one coin from the middle of a row because they are spaced too close together to get your fingers in there.

http://www.wizardcoinsupply.com/guardhouse-double-row-storage-box-50-large-round-h-size-capsules

 

Thanks for the link. I've considered going that route, but I'd really rather be able to display them easier.

 

You may be able to find something to your liking on this page:
http://www.brooklyngallery.com/cgi-bin/commerce.exe?listcategories=action&parent=0905

 

if you dont go the route of the box then you may have to lose the air-tites, dansco makes an album for 1 oz rounds, its how i store mine and works great when showing them off to family or friends....

 

I to have several 1 OZ silver rounds and yes they are in air tites, but i would be
Concerned about storing / displaying outside like in an album as the
Probability of ugly toning and tarnishing would be increased, my suggestion is
Make something out of an album and trim to fit the air tites, that way it is less
Of a worry.

 

Here's a few options

http://www.capsalbums.com/

http://www.coinsupplyexpress.com/gu...VWs8Mtx6Yg2WAyKifw99wK79Py1TfNjhoCt5sQAvD_BwE

http://www.air-tites.com/air-tite_coin_albums.htm#.Wac0RdEkrIU

 

There's someone over at another coin forum that makes acrylic displays that fits silver bullion from different countries with various sizes. He's selling them for 20 dollars each, custom made and 5 dollars for shipping. Here's a link to the ones he's posted online https://imgur.com/a/F4L4H. I just ordered one for 2017, I'll try to post pictures when the frame arrives.

 

They have tubes for air-tites. You can put 20 in them. Not meeting your display needs but perhaps your storage needs.

 

These are what i use for all my coins except for my ASE,S which are basically
Stacked in non air tites as they are just bullion and not much else

 

Unfortunately I have not heard of something that would work for this. My only suggestion would be to use a binder with sleeves for coins or baseball cards, and then to simply drop the air tites into each of those sleeves. https://www.amazon.com/BCW-20-Pocke...rd_wg=Vgi9j&psc=1&refRID=NYJ6S18CS7Y239B5M6MR


However, I do have a suggestion for other forum members: please read the damn post before replying.

He wants to display them. That does not mean a tube. That does not mean a box.

He wants to keep them in air tites. He does not want to put them in an album without air tites.

 

There's as good as it gets. Kudos on that. I dig it.

 

This setup may work for your display needs.http://www.sfdisplay.com/4rowcoindisplayrack.aspx

 

I'd like to see how that turns out. So far, this seems the closest to what I'm looking to do. Do you have a link for how to order from him?

 

I had no idea that so many different countries produced bullion coins. That could get expensive to collect.

 

Yes it can, that's why I'm only trying to collect silver bullion coins from 2017. The Archangel from Ukraine for example costs about 35 dollars each. The Panda from China also has a higher premium than spot, etc...

 

Here's a link to the forum where he posted. It has more information about displaying coins, tokens, etc... in airtights. https://www.reddit.com/r/Silverbugs/comments/5dahn5/coin_holders_information/

 

Have you ever talked to a doctor about having the stick removed?

 

Eagle Coin Holders make pages like these. They work really well.
http://www.eaglecoinholders.com/new/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=356

 

Please try to lighten up, @Jason.A. I have found that some of the tangents popping up in threads are more interesting and helpful than something strictly germane to the OP's subject.
Steve