Carded $2 Coin Packs - Help Needed!

What do you mean by soft? If you mean a layer of soft plastic surrounding it then Mylar flips are the way to go, if you want a hardish one, try the self adhesive cardboard 2x2s. I suggest having a look at both for they both have their ups and downs.

But if you are thinking of what the downies are doing, with the cardboard holder with the special little space made just for the coin, I'm sorry but you can only get those with the coin already inside them at the mint as far as I know.

Hi all,
So after months of work, I've finally finalised and finished the above mentioned cards to house the Red Poppy $2 coins. I'm very happy with how they look. The front and back artwork was done by my Gran, and everything else was designed by me. Thanks to the people who provided their advice!
In regards to the material the coins are actually housed in, I have used acid-free saflips. These will help protect the coins and ensure they are kept to the same UNC standard.
In regards to the finished product, I will be moving to the United States in a few months to be married and stay there permanently. I do however have a large number of these coin cards still available. As I have not made many posts on this forum before, I'm not sure if I will be able to advertise them on here? If not, do people have any suggestions on how I might be able to sell my stock? I'm not sure the best way to get in contact with coin clubs around Australia, perhaps members might be able to advise? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks everyone!

Hi Dan! That's a really famous quote, I just thought it would be appropriate since it fits in well with the idea of the coin/cards. I'm looking for around $20ea, what do you think would be fair? The Downies version was $35 and they are far more basic than mine.

This forum is great and has a really supportive feel to it. You'll love it

$20 for a $2 coin you can find in circulation in aUNC is stretching it a bit too far for me.

I'd pay $3 for the raw coin max, not interested in paying a premium for packaging.

Thank you Hercules. I agree with you, if you find one in circulation you're pretty lucky.

Marketeer, if you can find unc raw ones for $3ea then buy the lot. They are trading for about $10ea at the moment, and for the lowest mintage $2 this is way undervalued in my opinion.