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What To Do With A Trachy?

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So, I bought a Byzantine trachy recently for the very important reason that it looked really cool and I didn't have one yet.

Now what do I do with it? Because it's cup-shaped, it won't fit in album sheets or in the normal storage boxes, so it just hangs out in my orphan storage box.

What do others do to file/store/display any trachys they happen across?

Severely confused!

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make it into a button :)
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for the very important reason that it looked really cool and I didn't have one yet.


You may be a new member, but you've certainly got the essence of numismatics down pat.
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I use 2x2-sized coin flips. They store thick, chunky ancient coins no problems so should be able to handle the odd shape of a trachy. I own a couple of Byzantine scyphate coins and they sit quite happily in these flips.

The only problem I can see is fragility; if you've got a coin with a nasty crack or some other flaw that might split the coin into pieces if it gets even a little constant strain (such as it might experience in a flip in an album) then you'd have to use something else.
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