Challenge Coin Display Case 11x15IN, Military Medal Shadow Box HD Acrylic Glass 2 Groove Shelves, Retro Coin Holder with American Flag for Casino Poker Chips Exquisite Souvenirs

As described

This review is for the "Challenge Coin Display Case 11x15IN, Military Medal Shadow Box HD Acrylic Glass 2 Groove Shelves, Retro Coin Holder with American Flag for Casino Poker Chips Exquisite Souvenirs" that is $42.99 at the time of writing.I've been searching for a quality display case for my mom to feature her challenge coin collection for a while now. This black wood case is a striking way to showcase a large collection of challenge coins. The shadow box features an American flag design that adds an appealing, patriotic touch to the display. The two-groove shelves securely hold the coins while allowing for more coins to be displayed than in other similar cases. The acrylic glass provides clear visibility while protecting the coins from dust. While the case looks impressive, the quality of the materials could be better, especially considering the $43 price tag. That said, it’s still a good choice for those looking to display their coins in a stylish and meaningful way.

Build quickly is great every works, the display quality is excellent exactly what I wanted. The lock is very strong and the whole look is what I was going for. I would definitely recommend and buy again great money value.

Our son joined the Navy a little over a year ago. We got this for him as one of his graduation gifts. You know young men, we couldn't tell if he really cared for it or not. He really loves it and actually uses it for all his coins. He shows us any new coins he receives while on FaceTime.

Pro: The Display case came in two boxes, both of which had plenty of styrofoam and bubble wrap for protection, and was properly labeled as fragile. As a display case for challenge coins…it works. The case has four levels, each with two groves to place your coins or medals.Con: The materials are less than desirable. It looks and feels like some kind of compressed particle board. The hinges and locking mechanism are thin and cheap, with very short screws that nothing to bite.In all, it works. Upon I packaging mine, I noted that the top screws for the hinges had split the frame and fallen out while mounting. I was able to make a quick fix with toothpicks and some glue.

Very well packaged. The box arrived labeled as "fragile" and the foam protection was perfect. The clear cover had a protective film that must be removed. The wood body is nice. No damage on the edges or corners. I don't think it's solid wood, but it looks nice anyway. When you consider that solid wood pieces with glass fronts are more than double the cost of this, I think it's good value for your money. It's easy to open and close to add coins or show off the ones you have. This is a great gift idea!

This Challenge Coin Display Case is exactly as it appears in the product photos. It is not high craftsmanship, and not particularly sturdy (the wood frame is thin and lightweight), but it is attractive and functions as expected. A fine way to display challenge coins or other keepsakes.

It's a nice size for a few coins in the office. It's well made and looks nice with the star field. I really like this case.