Coin Case Appraisal

United States 100 Net Grams Legal Tender Coins Presentation Box

The item appears to be a presentation box, likely for a set of coins, characterized by its prominent golden color and textured finish. The box is rectangular, with visible edges suggesting a standard cardboard or similar material construction, possibly with a metallic or foil-like coating to achieve the golden sheen. The front of the box features several embossed or printed elements. At the top, there is a circular emblem resembling the Great Seal of the United States, depicting an eagle with widespread wings, clutching an olive branch and arrows, surmounted by stars. Below this emblem, a row of eight dollar sign symbols ('$') are uniformly spaced. Further down, the number '100' is displayed in a large, bold font, followed by the text 'net grams' in a smaller script, indicating the total weight of the contents. Below this, the words 'UNITED STATES' and 'LEGAL TENDER COINS' are inscribed, suggesting the nature and origin of the items originally contained within. Another row of dollar signs is visible beneath 'LEGAL TENDER COINS'. Faint, partially visible text at the bottom appears to read 'UNCIRCULATED' or 'NEVER CIRCULATED', implying the pristine condition of the original contents. The overall condition of the box shows some wear, particularly along the bottom edge where the material appears slightly frayed or peeled, and there are minor scuffs and marks across the golden surface, consistent with handling and storage. This box serves as a protective and decorative casing for valuable numismatic items, typically associated with official government mints or recognized third-party distributors. The design elements suggest an intention to convey authority, value, and prestige.