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Coin trays in wood and Italian velvet, handmade in our workshop in Italy: display trays for coins, medals and small valuables, trays for NGC/PCGS slabs, a cabinet for 14 trays with a glass-fronted door, and accessories such as the angled stand and the plexiglass cover.
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How to choose a coin display tray
A coin tray is the most flexible storage option: it fits in a cabinet or drawer, sits in a display case, and can be brought to the table whenever you want to study your coins. Choose the size first, then the type of compartments.
| Model | Size and compartments | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Numismatic coin tray | 23×34.5 cm, compartments of your choice; black, natural or white wood | Organising a collection in a cabinet or display case |
| 21-compartment tray | 23×34.5 cm, 20 compartments plus a central section | A series with one key piece displayed in the centre |
| Small black birch tray | 24×18 cm | Smaller collections, drawers and tight spaces |
| Slab tray | 9 slots, moiré satin lining | NGC- and PCGS-certified coins |
| Cabinet for 14 trays | Glass-fronted door with lock | Large collections kept fully on display |
| Angled wooden stand | 20×9 cm, 15 cm tall | Displaying a tray upright in a showcase |
| Plexiglass cover | 2 mm thick, 22×33 cm | Covering the tray to keep dust off |
Wood and velvet colour options
The frame is available in black, natural or white wood. The Italian velvet comes in a wide range of colours, including blue, red, burgundy, olive green, empire green, dove grey, beige, black and ice white. Black wood makes the metal of coins and medals stand out and is a popular choice for ancient coins and medals in a showcase; natural wood gives a warmer look.
Practical tips
- Measure your coins first: compare the diameter and thickness against the compartment sizes listed on the product page; where compartments are made to order, request the right size.
- The velvet protects: it is soft and non-abrasive, preventing scratches and cushioning contact with compartment edges.
- Cover your coin tray with the plexiglass cover or store it in a cabinet with a door, to keep it free from dust.
- Handle coins by the edge and keep trays away from moisture and direct sunlight.
Many trays are individually numbered and come with a certificate of authenticity; they can also be used for medals, jewellery and small valuables.
Coin trays, coin cabinets or jewellery display pads?
If you want to keep all your trays together, take a look at the coin cabinets; for displaying jewellery there are display pads and couvettes. To help you decide which storage option suits you best, read which coin holder is best for collectors and 7 ways to display your coin collection.
Frequently asked questions
What size are the coin trays?
The most common size is 23×34.5 cm; there is also a small black birch tray measuring 24×18 cm. The exact dimensions are listed on each product page.
Can I choose the compartment layout?
Yes, on several models the compartments are made to your specification. Measure the diameter and thickness of your coins before ordering, so every piece fits without forcing.
Are there trays for slabbed coins?
Yes, the slab tray has 9 slots for NGC- and PCGS-certified coins, with a moiré satin lining.
How do I protect the tray from dust?
You can cover it with the 2 mm plexiglass cover (22×33 cm) or store it in the cabinet for 14 trays, which has a glass-fronted door with a lock.
Can the trays be used for medals and jewellery as well?
Yes, the velvet coin trays are also suitable for medals, jewellery and small valuables, provided the compartments are the right size.