I saw a thread about framing the other day and thought I would add my 2 cents. First of all, I would not recommend using glass to frame casino chips, as various sources of light can fade the chips over time.

All of our frames include an ultraviolet-filtered acrylic that will protect the chips from fading. While it is more expensive than glass, it is lighter and safer to work with and ship.

As far as methods for displaying your collectables, you are quite literally limited only by your own imagination. To illustrate my point, I would like to invite everyone to visit our web site at www.tinytreasures.com

Once there, visit our "PORTFOLIO" section and the "FRAME SHOP" section. There you can see some of the displays we have created, some in the past (portfolio), and some that are presently for sale (frame shop).

I have included links below to some of my favorite projects. Enjoy!

http://www.tinytreasures.com/Level_2/Portfolio/TI.htm
http://www.tinytreasures.com/Level_2/Portfolio/FunnyCide.htm
http://www.tinytreasures.com/Level_2/Portfolio/Frontier.htm
http://www.tinytreasures.com/Level_2/Portfolio/CasinoMem.htm
http://www.tinytreasures.com/Level_2/Portfolio/PlayBoy2.htm
http://www.tinytreasures.com/Level_2/Portfolio/Caesars.htm
http://www.tinytreasures.com/Level_2/Portfolio/Rocky.htm
http://www.tinytreasures.com/Level_2/Portfolio/R&R.htm
http://www.tinytreasures.com/Level_2/FrameShop/Clocks/Clo-01.htm
http://www.tinytreasures.com/Level_2/FrameShop/Menu/Menu-03.htm
http://www.tinytreasures.com/Level_2/FrameShop/Gaming/LX-01.htm
http://www.tinytreasures.com/Level_2/FrameShop/Gaming/Hall-01.htm
http://www.tinytreasures.com/Level_2/FrameShop/Gaming/SW-01.htm
http://www.tinytreasures.com/Level_2/FrameShop/Coasters/Coast-02.htm
http://www.tinytreasures.com/Level_2/FrameShop/HR/HR-06.htm
http://www.tinytreasures.com/Level_2/FrameShop/Pins/Pin05.htm