Challenge Coins Display Frame, Clear 3D Floating Holder, Small Shadow Box for Medal, AA Medallions, Jewelry, Black, 4.3"x4.3"x0.8"

I purchased this to display a badge, and it works perfectly. The item looks great inside, and the overall presentation is clean and professional. I’ve used a smaller version of this case in the past for challenge coins, and both versions are impressively sturdy. It securely holds whatever you place inside, making it ideal for showcasing meaningful items.

I use these display frames for protection & a unique look with my beaded items when I give them as a gift, and for displaying in our studio. They catch the eye of our guests quicker during our open studio shows.

I recently picked up this set of 3D floating display cases for my challenge coins, and I have to say, I’m impressed. The design allows the coins to appear as if they’re suspended in mid-air, which really makes them stand out. The flexible clear film holds the coins securely without scratching or damaging them. The frame itself feels sturdy, and the stands keep everything stable on a shelf or desk. It’s a great way to showcase special coins while keeping them protected from dust and handling. If you’re a collector or just want a unique way to display military or commemorative coins, this is a solid choice. Definitely worth it!

Bought this for a friend to display 2 military coins. It took a bit of work to keep the coins from slipping. Beautiful concept

I used this for a military medal and it came out beautifully. Highly recommend for this purpose.

Very nice way to frame one or two coins! Can view both sides of the coin.

Nice display frame for a little bit bigger items. I currently have a raptor claw in it and the frame does a great job of keeping it in place.

I wanted to display four small vintage cable car tokens. While some of the reviews complained that this frame could not hold larger heavier coins, I thought it would work for these lightweight tokens. It could not even hold them in place; as soon as I closed the frame and set it up, all the coins fell to the bottom. The only way I could get it to work was put a dab of Museum Gel on the back of each coin, which defeated the whole "floating " concept. If you have tokens or coins you want to display, do not buy this worthless piece of junk.