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Two sided coin display

Hey all, we have a couple of situations for displaying coins that we're trying to figure out and I wanted to see if anyone had any experience with something similar. At the moment we are hoping to display both sides with the coins sandwiched between acrylic. In one setting they would be static and shown vertically in the center of a case structure. In the other it would essentially be a flipable page that visitors could flip back and forth to view each side. The basic idea we were considering was just a sheet with the coins profile cut out and then a layer of acrylic on the front and back, but the two things we're concerned about and haven't come up with a proper solution to is then how do we secure this stack of acrylic so it can't be tampered with easily, but can be accessed by the prep team if needed. As well as how do we secure the coins in a way that, especially with the flippable mount, the coin remains stable and won't rotate. If anyone has any advice or examples, I'd be all ears. Thanks!


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John, Interactive displays with real objects is difficult to do with out damage to the object. Have you considered making a movie of the objects being flipped that the visitor could controll?

Pam

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