Coins and Medals

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Where to start: what do you need to store

Before browsing individual products, consider two things: how many pieces you have (or expect to have), and whether you mainly want to store them or also display them.

What you are looking for	Where to look	Good to know
A cabinet for a growing collection	Coin cabinets	From 4 to 50 drawers; some with lock, LED light or glass door
Loose coins or capsules	Up to 30 mm, up to 40 mm, up to 50 mm	Compartments of 30×30, 40×40 and 50×50 mm, from 1 to 30 compartments
Large coins and medals	Over 50 mm	Compartments of 60×60, 74×74, 75×75, 80×80 mm and 10×10 cm
Certified coins	Boxes for slabbed coins	Cases for 1, 2 or 8 NGC and PCGS slabs
Medals with ribbon	Cases for medals with ribbon	From 1 to 10 medals; wall-mount and table-top frames available
Trays for drawers and display cases	Coin trays	Size 23×34.5 cm, including 21-compartment versions, with plexiglass cover
Multiple trays in a single container	Boxes with trays	From 2 to 5 removable trays, some with lock
Displaying at home, in a shop or at a fair	Display stands and showcases	Glass-topped cases, removable trays, models with LED light

Do you collect a specific series, such as Roman coins, Kingdom of Italy or Kingdom of the Two Sicilies? Take a look at the boxes for specific series. If you prefer to choose the compartment layout and colour yourself, see the boxes with custom compartments.

How to choose the right compartment size

Measure the diameter of the coin, or the outer side of the capsule, and choose the next size up. The 30×30 mm compartments are designed for sovereigns, marengo coins and Roman coins; the 50×50 mm compartments also fit square Quadrum capsules. For medals and large coins, move up to the formats over 50 mm.

Italian velvet, red flock or leatherette

• Italian velvet: the main line, with velvet available in many colours.
• Red flock: trays and coin storage boxes with flock lining, including MasterPhil trays.
• Premium leather and velvet: boxes with hammered leatherette exterior and 47×47 mm compartments, cases with velvet trays, and a large box with 14 trays.

Many models are individually numbered and come with a certificate of authenticity; several can be personalised with a choice of velvet colour, number of compartments or an engraving.

For collectors, dealers and institutions

Coins&More solutions for coins and medals are chosen by private collectors, numismatic dealers, institutions and professionals. For long-term preservation, keep cabinets and boxes in a dry environment, away from direct sunlight and heat sources, and always handle coins by the edge.

For further reading, see Preserving your collection: a practical guide to protecting its value and Humidity and collections: how to protect coins and paper.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a coin cabinet, a coin collection box and a tray?

A coin cabinet is a multi-drawer piece of furniture for large or growing collections; a coin collection box is a compartmented box for a set of coins or a specific series; a tray is a flat insert with compartments that sits inside a drawer, a carrying case or a display cabinet.

How do I choose the right compartment size?

Measure the diameter of the coin or the outer side of the capsule and choose the next size up: 30×30, 40×40, 50×50 mm, or one of the larger formats for coins over 50 mm.

Do you have cases for NGC and PCGS slabbed coins?

Yes, there are wood and velvet cases for 1, 2 or 8 slabs, as well as dedicated display cases and trays for certified coins.

Which is better, velvet or flock?

Italian velvet is the main line and is available in many colours. Red flock is the line of MasterPhil-style trays and the coin storage boxes that hold them.

Can I customise my coin collection box?

Many models allow you to choose the velvet colour; some also offer a choice of number of compartments or an engraving. The available options are listed on each product page.