Crystalk64 (Terry) 'S Wooden Slab Holders

Thanks Catman! Your a gentleman and a scholar in my book! I just finished the rare Hawaiian Koa, the Chinese Paulownia, the Granadillo and another Walnut that will be going to Susan so if anyone is in dire need of displaying their favorite slabbed coin please email Susan (Mom) and she will take great care of you.

Terry, I completely missed this thread until now. Most of it was posted in August when I was at Scout Camp, at Katrina, or on the road, but now that you've refreshed it and I'm now aware of it, I must say that these holders are the neatest thing since toothpaste tubes!

Referring back to some previous posts on wood (I may have missed a similar question), are you actively looking for differing woods or would you prefer to work on stock you already have on hand?

MorganFred, You can also scroll down to the bottom of the page, if you haven't already, to locate a web page concerning these slab presentation holders.

Thank you Vast136 and welcome to the forum. You can always check the holders available here (bottom of the page) or get with Susan or check with ebay seller Bobby131313 for holders available at any given time. I am really hoping these catch on as hiding coins we worked so hard to finally own really doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me? Again thank you and really glad you like the spalted maple as it is one of my favorite finished woods (sometimes hard to find)! Have a rare Hawaiian Koa going to Susan this week plus a Granadillo, Chinese Paulownia and Walnut!

Please forgive me for bringing this post back up but I have to announce the fact that I have been busy and some accomplishments have been made.
First a new Security Wedge Holder has been designed and made for dealers. Those should make their first public appearance in Baltimore this weekend as the first few are due at ND's this afternoon. The holders can lie in a space no taller than two and a half inches or the slab can be turned 180 degrees and the holder becomes a free standing holder for a larger space or shelf. Very secure way to hand a valuable slab to a customer and it will eliminate a switch made by the customer.
Next up a simple but attractive proof set holder to display that special proof set or birth year set.
And last but not least, and the main reason I pulled this post out of past history, was we finally, just his afternoon, came up with a final design and first prototype of a free standing holder for AIRTITES!!! All the thought and work that went into this endeavor only to be right in front of us the whole time. This just fries my mind (whats left of it) Should start producing these in the next couple of weeks as soon as I can locate a dependable supplier for the woods required. All three of these new holders (proof set, security wedge and airtite) will be available ONLY in Red Oak or Walnut at least at this time. Hopefully I will get samples to Susan in the near future! Just wanted you all to know I have actually been doing something!!!

Thanks ND and good luck on that buying spree!!! I just hope both packages found you today and you are pleased with the design? Thank your customers for making the requests and hopefully I have come up with something they can use? Guess time will tell!

Lim, we have no problem shipping overseas. These are running between 1 and 2 pounds to ship (the different woods are different weights). One pound to Australia via Airmail Letter Post is $10.00 USD; two pounds is $15.00 USD. These won't fit into the Global Priority flat rate envelopes.

Some of these are listed on the site and more are listed in our ebay store.