Individual Blue Hard Leatherette Case for Military Medals

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• Welcome – we're happy to help! What are you trying to protect or display today?
  • Stamps/Covers
  • Coins
  • Currency/Banknotes
  • Postcards
  • Rocks/Minerals/Fossils
  • Pins/Military Medals
  • Figurines/Miniatures
  • Something else… show me all your display cases
  • Something else … show me all your other albums

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• Postcards

• Welcome – we're happy to help! What type/size of Postcards do you collect?
  • Vintage (3-1/2" x 5-1/2" or smaller)
  • Continental/Modern (4" x 6")
  • Both types actually
• Great! How would you like to organize your postcards?
  • I would like to put them in an album
  • I would like to put them in storage case
  • I need some archival sleeves
• What type of pages do you prefer?
  • I want to see both sides of the postcard (sometimes there is some cool writing on the back)
  • I would like double-sided pages to maximize capacity (I can always slide it out if I want to see the back)
• In my album, I would like to see: (this helps determine the size of the album)
  • 1 postcard per page (nice small, compact album size)
  • 2 postcards per page
  • 3 or 4 postcards per page
  • 5 or 6 postcards per page
  • Not sure, show me all of them!

• Pins

• Welcome – we're happy to help! How would you like to organize/display your pin collection?
  • In an album
  • In stackable drawers (great solution to build your collection over time)
  • I want to hang them on a wall
  • Organized in a case
• We have some nice albums - what type of pins do you collect?
  • Pins with pin back clasps (ie Disney, Hard Rock etc)
  • Straight Pins (Military, Political Buttons, etc.)

• Currency/Banknotes

• Welcome – we're happy to help! What types of Banknotes do you collect?
  • I collect both US and Foreign Banknotes (but no graded Notes)
  • I only collect Graded Banknotes (PCGS/PNG, etc)
  • I collect both Raw and Graded Banknotes
• Great! How would you like to organize your Banknotes?
  • Small, compact album so I can tuck away in a safe spot
  • Larger album, I have plenty of space
  • Archival sleeves to protect them

• Rocks/Minerals

• Welcome – we're happy to help! How would you like to display your collection?
  • I need some stands/easels to display them
  • I need a frame to display an individual mineral/specimen
  • I have many really cool specimens I want to organize & display
  • I have a lot of rocks and I want to store them as economically as possible

• Coins

• Welcome fellow Numismatist – we're happy to help! Can you tell us a little about your collection?
  • I collect mostly US Coins (raw)
  • I collect mostly Foreign and Ancient Coins (raw)
  • Most of my collection is already Certified/Graded
  • Most of my collection is already in 2'x2' flips
  • I have tons of Proof Sets
  • I only have several coins
  • I just inherited a whole bunch of coins and I'm not sure where to start
• Excellent. What type of US Coins would you like to protect and/or display today?
  • American Silver Eagles
  • Morgan (or Peace) Large Dollars
  • Small Dollars (Presidential, SBA, Sacagewea)
  • Half Dollars (Kennedy)
  • Quarters (Washington, State, National Park)
  • Dimes (Mercury, Roosevelt)
  • Nickels (Buffalo, Jefferson)
  • Cents (Lincoln, Wheat, Indian Head)
  • Various types of Coins
• Got it! I'm sure we can help get you in the right direction. Are you looking to:
  • Organize and protect the coins so I can keep them for a while
  • I would like to just display them in a case – they are beautiful!
  • I'd really like to just sell them
• OK we completely understand.

  Rather than just take a box of coins to a Coin Dealer to get an appraisal, it is best to try and organize your coins by Country, or if they look they are all US coins, organize them by denomination and by year. You could then take them to a local coin dealer in individual boxes. (And by the way we do not buy or sell the coins themselves)

  BUT if you really want to get the most value out of the coins, we suggest putting them into 2x2 Coin Holders. These come in various sizes to fit the coins you need and you are able to put notes on the cardboard portion to further understand and document what you have. Once you've done that, then you would be more prepared to contact a coin dealer and let them know what and how many coins you have.

  • I would like to look at some 2x2 coin holders
  • My coins are already in holders, I'm considering a case instead to help display and sell them.
  • Still not sure what to do? Contact us at 877-395-SAFE and we would be happy to discuss your options
• Great - you've come to the right place!

  First we would suggest placing the coins in either 2x2 coin holders or plastic capsules to protect them individually. We have many different types available and they are all designed to fit each coin perfectly. Which type/style would you like to see?

• We have some great albums to choose from depending on your collection:
  • My coins are in 2x2 Coin Holders
  • My coins are in Certified/Graded Slabs
  • My coins are in Plastic (Round) Capsules
  • My coins are in their natural/raw state
• Great! How much space do you have?
  • Plenty of space
  • Space is at a premium
• Got it! What is most important when you are thinking about storage?
  • Easy removal of coins
  • Ability to view both sides of the coin without removing
  • Discreet
  • Attractive
  • Space saving design
  • Expandable
• OK – last question! What will be your main use?
  • Viewing the coins without touching
  • Something sturdy with drawers
  • Nice presentation unit for my desk
  • Travel and transport
  • Most economical storage possible

• Stamps/Covers

• Welcome fellow Philatelist – we're happy to help! Can you tell us a little about your collection?
  • I have stamps from the US and/or other Countries
  • I collect mostly FDC's and Covers
  • I collect Mint Sheets of Stamps
  • I collect Plate Blocks of Stamps
  • I'm getting ready to sell my stamps and would like to organize them
  • I just inherited a stamp collection and not really sure where to get started
• Got it! I'm sure we can help get you in the right direction.
  • You can organize them in what is called a Stockbook. This is a blank, hardbound book, with strips on each page so you can insert the stamps individually. Typically people will organize them initially by country and/or year. That is usually the easiest and most economical way to get started just to understand what it is you have. Our stockbooks come in various sizes depending on how many stamps you have.
  • If your stamps are all from one country, we may want to consider our Hingeless Country Albums (images printed of each stamp issued by that country with individual pockets for each stamp).
  • Still not sure what to do? Contact us at 877-395-SAFE and we would be happy to help you get organized. (By the way, we do not buy or sell stamps themselves)
• Got it! We can definitely help you with that. We would suggest organizing them by country and/or year of issue in either:
  • Hardbound Stockbooks (Each page has multiple strips on a page allowing you to insert your stamps and organize many stamps with ease)
  • Approval Cards (Individual cards that many stamp dealers use to sell stamps at coins show or submit for grading)
• Great, we have many solutions to show you. What type of stamp album would you prefer?
  • Hingeless Country Album (pictures of every stamp printed on the background page with individual pockets for stamps)
  • Ringbinder where I can add different types of stock page styles (most flexible)
  • I want to exhibit my stamps at local shows or online and would like to customize the pages
  • Hardbound Stockbook with strips to slide my stamps into (most economical solution)
• Great choice! This provides you with the most options and flexibility going forward. OK last question we promise! What size would you like the binder to be:
  • 12" x 12" Our Classic 14-ring system (Widest variety of page options)
  • 9" x 12" Our Collecto 4-ring system (Many page styles and most economical)
  • 9" x 10" Our Variant 11-ring system (Great selection if you have a number of Covers also)
• Great! Of course there are many sizes of covers out there. Are you looking for:
  • Albums for First Day Covers (usually #6 size)
  • Albums for Larger US#10 Size or Foreign Covers
  • Archival Sleeves (and maybe a storage case)

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Individual Blue Hard Leatherette Case for Military Medals

Perfect for safely storing a vintage medal

Item #7907

Availability: In stock

$11.95

55 in stock (can be backordered)

• Description

Hard Leatherette Presentation Case for Single Military Medal
Dark blue leatherette/plastic box with a royal blue velvet covered insert.
Clip mounted inside to hang the medal on.

Size: 4-3/8″ x 2″ x 3/4″H (11 x 5 x 2 cm)

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