Display Frames

Numismatic display frames are supports specifically designed for the exhibition and preservation of coins, medals, tokens and other collectibles. They allow both sides of a coin to be showcased while protecting them from repeated handling, humidity and oxidation.

These frames are manufactured in various materials: lacquered wood, rigid plastic, anodised aluminium or velvet, depending on the desired level of finish and the type of collection concerned. The most common models incorporate calibrated circular cutouts adapted to standard coin diameters, generally ranging from 15 mm to 50 mm, in order to accommodate both small divisional coins and large commemorative coins or medals.

Double-sided window frames allow the simultaneous display of the obverse and reverse of the same coin through a transparent glazing system, often in mineral glass or anti-reflective acrylic. Some models are designed to be laid flat or hung on the wall, thus offering dual use.

Multi-compartment frames are suitable for presenting complete series, thematic sets or national collections. They are available in formats ranging from 2 to several dozen spaces, with removable dividers to adapt the configuration to the collector's needs.

The choice of a display frame is based on several technical criteria: the diameter and thickness of the coins to be displayed, the quality of the materials in contact with the metal (chemically inert to avoid any galvanic reaction), the sealing of the closing system and the overall dimensions of the frame according to the display location.

These accessories are aimed at both private collectors wishing to display prestigious coins and museum institutions, numismatic galleries and auction houses that require standardised and aesthetically neutral display supports.