Single-Coin / Slab Stand
An angled channel base that grips one graded-coin slab (NGC or PCGS) or a capsule upright with a slight backward lean. For shop counters, desks, and clean listing photos. 3mm acrylic is standard; magnetic lid optional.
Coin Display Cases
Cut to your NGC or PCGS slab, capsule, challenge coin or bullion bar, for coin dealers, mints, clubs and corporate coin programs from 100 pieces per design.
ISO 9001 Certified · Manufacturing since 2008 · Coin-shop counter rollout delivered
Get a Coin Display Case Quote
A coin display case is a clear acrylic holder cut to the exact size of a graded slab, a coin capsule, a challenge coin or a bullion bar, so the piece sits snug, fully visible, and protected from dust and handling. Every slot is fitted to a measured sample before production.
- Formats
- single-coin stand · multi-slot block · bullion bar · wall-mount rack · lockable case · capsule block
- Profiles
- NGC/PCGS slabs, capsule diameters 40/39/32/27mm, 1oz–1kg bars
- Thickness
- 3mm standard; 5–8mm for multi-slot, bullion, wall-mount, lockable
100
MOQ (pcs)
3-5d
Sample lead time
15-20d
Production lead time
24h
Quote response
Paid samples cost US$200–500 per design and are never credited to the order; production runs from 100 pcs per design.
Coin and bullion case formats
Built to the measured item and approved drawing.
Multi-Slot Coin Block
2-, 4-, and 6-slot blocks for coin sets: registry runs, date runs, and type sets lined up at a uniform angle. Felt-lined recess optional; mixed NGC/PCGS profiles supported side by side.
Bullion Bar Display
Angled channel slots sized to 1oz through 1kg bullion bars, with a wide rest base for the heaviest kilo bars. 5–8mm acrylic so the slots stay stiff under the weight of gold and silver bars.
Wall-Mount Coin Rack / Gallery
Vertical-slot panels with concealed standoff or keyhole mounting, individual slots so a coin or capsule can be swapped without unmounting the panel. UV-filtering recommended for storefront-window placement.
Lockable Coin & Bullion Case
An enclosed case with an internal angled tier and a flush cam or barrel lock, for high-value graded coins and bullion on an open counter.
Capsule & Air-Tite-Compatible Block
Circular recesses sized to standard capsule diameters — 40mm for 1oz silver rounds and American Silver Eagles, plus 39mm, 32mm, and 27mm — so capsuled coins seat flat.
Coin, slab and bar sizes we cut for
| Item | Approx. size (mm) | Approx. size (in) | Case slot (≈1mm clearance) |
|---|---|---|---|
| NGC graded-coin slab | ~82 × 58 × 8 | ~3.2 × 2.3 × 0.3 | ~9mm wide |
| PCGS graded-coin slab | ~85 × 56 × 8.5 | ~3.3 × 2.2 × 0.33 | ~9.5mm wide |
| Air-Tite / capsule | by coin diameter | by coin diameter | recess = capsule OD + ~1mm |
| Challenge coin | by coin diameter | by coin diameter | recess = coin diameter + ~1mm |
| 1oz bullion bar | ~24 × 41 × 3 | ~0.9 × 1.6 × 0.1 | ~4mm channel |
| 10oz bullion bar | ~48 × 83 | ~1.9 × 3.3 | channel + rest step |
| 1kg bullion bar | ~48 × 85 × ~30 | ~1.9 × 3.3 × 1.2 | deep channel |
Reference only. Confirm the measured item and fit sample before production.
Medal display cases
A medal display case is an acrylic block, case or wall panel that holds a medal with its ribbon face-forward — finisher, sports, military or commemorative. We build single-medal blocks with an angled slot, multi-medal wall hangers and recessed cases for a medal, ribbon and certificate, from 100 pieces per design.
| Single-medal block | Angled slot or round recess cut to the measured medal, ribbon folded behind |
|---|---|
| Wall hanger | Clear panel on standoffs with a hanging bar for several medals on their ribbons |
| Recessed case | Medal, ribbon and certificate in one shallow case; deep framed versions are built as shadow boxes |
| Fit | Recess = medal diameter and thickness plus about 1 mm, confirmed on the sample |
| Thickness and branding | 5–8 mm for wall panels; engraved event name, year or crest |
Formats Shadow boxes for medalsCustom acrylic awardsWall-mounted display cases
Build options
Choose the specification that fits the object, access, and installation.
What affects the price?
Coin display case pricing depends on five factors: slot count and format, acrylic thickness, UV-filtering acrylic, finishing and branding, and order quantity. A 3mm clear single-coin stand costs a fraction of a 5–8mm UV-filtering bullion-bar display with felt-lined channels, mitered corners, and a laser-engraved logo.
Send the measured item, drawing, quantity and destination for an exact per-unit quote. We respond within 24 hours.
Request a per-unit quote- Dimensions and thickness
- Material grade
- Access or mounting
- Finish and branding
- Quantity and packing
Delivered project
800 slab displays, 20-day first run, 16-day reorders
The closest delivered order to a coin slab stand: a US graded-card retailer ordered 800 three-slot PSA slab blocks, each slot cut from the slab they mailed in; the first run took 20 production days and four reorders followed in 16 days each. Our coin-shop counter project covers NGC and PCGS slab stands, 6-slot blocks and lockable counter cases.
- 800 units, first run
- 20-day first run
- 16-day reorders
- 4 reorders to date
Buyer feedback
“We ordered UV-stabilized capsule blocks for toned commemoratives on permanent display near a storefront window. Clarity is excellent and the coins read beautifully.”
Frequently Asked Questions
Can one coin display case fit both NGC and PCGS graded slabs?
Not the same slot. NGC and PCGS both encapsulate coins in rigid holders, but the two differ by a few millimeters — an NGC slab runs about 82 × 58 × 8mm, a PCGS slab about 85 × 56 × 8.5mm. A slot cut to grip one grips the other imperfectly, so we build each case to one slab profile, confirmed against a sample before bulk. If you display both, we cut profile-specific slots side by side in one multi-slot block, or run separate single-profile designs on one purchase order. MOQ is 100 pieces per design.
Do these cases protect coins from tarnish and sunlight?
Let's be honest about what acrylic does. A clear acrylic case is not an airtight archival seal on its own — tarnish resistance comes from the coin's own capsule or graded holder plus low-humidity storage. What the acrylic case adds is dust protection, physical protection against knocks and handling, security, and — when you order UV-stabilized cast acrylic — UV protection for the certification-label color and for toned coins displayed near windows or under bright store lighting. UV-filtering cast acrylic absorbs most of the UV that standard clear acrylic transmits while staying optically clear. Grades differ, so we quote a named sheet grade and send the sheet maker's UV data with the quote. UV-filtering acrylic adds about 15-25% to material cost.
What's the minimum order, and who do you work with?
Our MOQ is 100 pieces per design. That's a B2B minimum — we work with coin dealers and numismatic shops, bullion and precious-metals dealers, mints and commemorative-coin issuers, auction houses and coin-show exhibitors, and protection and accessory brands putting their own logo on the case. Orders typically run 100-5,000 units per design. Mixed designs can share one purchase order and shipment, but each unique slot configuration must reach 100 pieces.
What acrylic thickness do you recommend for a coin or bullion case?
For single-coin stands and small-slot capsule blocks, 3mm acrylic is plenty — stable, clear, cost-efficient at volume. Step up to 5-8mm for multi-slot coin blocks, bullion-bar displays that carry real weight, wall-mount coin racks, and lockable cases, where panel rigidity and slot stiffness matter. A 1kg bar loaded into a thin channel will flex it; heavier gauge keeps the display flat and the slots square. We confirm the right thickness during sample approval against your slot count and the weight of what it holds.
Can you match my slab, capsule, or bar if I send one, and brand the case?
Yes to both. Mail us one graded slab, one Air-Tite capsule, or one bullion bar, and we measure it directly, cut a sample slot, and test the fit before production. For branding, we laser-engrave logos and shop names into the acrylic for a clean frosted-white mark, or UV-print full-color logos on a panel or base. Custom printed retail packaging is also available, produced alongside the cases in the same order and shipment.
Can you do bullion bars and graded coins in one production run?
Yes. Many buyers order graded coin slab cases, capsule blocks, and bullion-bar displays on one purchase order, one production run, one shipment. Tell us the coin slab profiles, the capsule diameters, and the bar sizes you need — 1oz, 10oz, kilo — and we quote the whole set together. MOQ is 100 pieces per format.
Are you a factory, or a trading company reselling someone else's cases?
A factory. Wetop has manufactured in Shenzhen since 2008 — today a 5,000 m² ISO 9001 certified plant, with 65+ people on the floor. The channel that grips your NGC or PCGS slab is milled here, the felt is laid here, and the 100% inspection against your approved sample happens here — there's no broker sitting between you and the machine. That's the practical reason a slot-tolerance question gets answered by the person who cut it, and why samples turn around in 3–5 days instead of bouncing through a third party.
What keeps an angled bullion display from tipping or flexing under a heavy bar?
Three things, all settled at sample stage. The lean is shallow — roughly 12° back — so the bar stamp or coin face reads straight-on while the piece rests against the channel wall instead of balancing on its own edge. Under that lean sits a wide rest base, which keeps the load line inside the footprint even with a kilo bar in the front row. And the gauge steps up: 3mm is fine for a single-coin stand or a small capsule block, but bullion-bar displays and multi-slot blocks run 5–8mm so the channel walls stay square under load. A 1kg bar dropped into a thin channel will flex it — we confirm gauge against your slot count and bar weight before bulk production.
Do you make challenge coin display cases?
Yes. Challenge coins go into the same formats as other coins: a multi-slot block or wall rack with round recesses cut to the coin's diameter and thickness, or a capsule block when the coins stay in capsules. Unit, club and corporate programs often add a laser-engraved crest or name on the base. Send one coin or its diameter and thickness, the number of slots, and the quantity; production runs start at 100 pieces per design.
Do you make medal displays in bulk for races, clubs or events?
Yes. Race organizers, clubs and schools order medal hangers and medal blocks for finishers or members, and sports and corporate programs order them for awards. Send one medal (or its diameter and thickness), the ribbon width, how many medals each display holds and the quantity; production starts at 100 pieces per design, and the paid sample confirms the recess fit and the engraving before the run.
Have a Coin or Bullion Case Design? Let's Quote It.
Send us the format, the coin slab profile (NGC/PCGS), capsule diameter, or bar size, plus quantity and preferences — UV-filtering acrylic, felt base, lid type, branding. Or mail us one slab, capsule, or bar and we measure it directly. We respond within 24 hours with a detailed quote. No commitment required. Sample before you commit to production.