Uncle Paul Coin Display Easel Holder Transparent Easel Stands for Coins Capsules/Phone/Medals/Stones/Cards 6 Packs

Uncle Paul Coin Display Easel Holder Transparent Easel Stands for Coins Capsules/Phone/Medals/Stones/Cards 6 Packs

$ 4.99

Score By Feature

Based on 132 ratings

Sturdiness

9.70

Light weight

9.80

Value for money

9.80

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Product Description

The dimensions of the easels are 5 inches. Three times six. Approximately 7 cm/2. It is lightweight, easy to handle and store, and measures 64 sq. inches (WxH).

The lid is made of a high-quality plastic that is durable to use. It has a beautiful, clear design with smooth touch.

Making stands more stable and displaying items at a perfect viewing angle with triangle design, putting small items on display for a longer time with less errors

We have a wide range of uses for this case, including using it for coins, medals, stones, CDs, phones, postcards, pictures, etc.

Each package consists of 6 packs of easel stands in clear plastic, enough replacements for you to change them, packaged in a beautiful box to protect them (please check the dimensions before purchase).

Selected User Reviews For Uncle Paul Coin Display Easel Holder Transparent Easel Stands for Coins Capsules/Phone/Medals/Stones/Cards 6 Packs

The best part is that I didn't have to spend 10 dollars on it There were 20 of them, and there was nothing additional to pay for them(price Purchasing this item for the purpose of displaying my pocket watch

5/5

In the end, it worked well with a wheat watch as well. Plastic is used to make it. bought this particular one from that seller because I didn't want to get 10-packs There are 20 to be had for $10 each It's true that buying in bulk is cheaper, but not if you don't need to purchase It costs $5 to buy one of these, but not if you wanted more than one. I could see the logic in this one.

Callie Braun

| Jun 01, 2021

I couldn't have asked for anything better

5/5

When we traveled as children, we always bought souvenirs as we collected them. As my husband suffers from Parkinson's, I'm setting the souvenirs up in a curio cabinet in a place where we can both share memories, reminisce, and relive the good This cabinet will look great on these stands.