A surface collectible (10) includes a surface member (12) and a textile (316) secured to the surface member (12). The surface member (12) is detached from a venue surface (11). The surface member (12) can be event-used. In one embodiment, the surface member (12) can include flooring. The textile (316) can include at least a portion of an article of clothing. The article of clothing can also be event-used. The surface collectible (10) can also include an image (214) imprinted on the surface member (12). The image (214) can include a sporting logo. Alternatively, the image (214) can include at least one of a professional athlete, a non-professional athlete, an athletically-involved person, an entertainer, an actor, a historical figure and a public figure. The surface collectible (10) may further include an autograph (418) inscribed on the surface member (12) and/or on the textile (316).

A display device for selectively displaying an at least one multi-dimensional object is disclosed. In at least one embodiment, the display device provides an upper portion and a corresponding lower portion configured for selective engagement with the upper portion, thereby allowing the upper portion to remain in a substantially vertical orientation. The upper portion provides a first frame and an opposing second frame selectively engageable with the first frame. The first frame provides a first aperture, the first aperture having a first window panel spanning the first aperture. The second frame provides a corresponding second aperture sized for approximating the dimensions of the first aperture, the second aperture having a second window panel spanning the second aperture. The first and second apertures cooperate to define an enclosure therebetween for selectively receiving the at least one object therewithin.

A display device for selectively displaying an at least one multi-dimensional object is disclosed. In at least one embodiment, the display device provides an upper portion and a corresponding lower portion configured for selective engagement with the upper portion, thereby allowing the upper portion to remain in a substantially vertical orientation. The upper portion provides a first frame and an opposing second frame selectively engageable with the first frame. The first frame provides a first aperture, the first aperture having a first window panel spanning the first aperture. The second frame provides a corresponding second aperture sized for approximating the dimensions of the first aperture, the second aperture having a second window panel spanning the second aperture. The first and second apertures cooperate to define an enclosure therebetween for selectively receiving the at least one object therewithin.

A capsule is proposed for storage of a collector coin of various shapes and sizes, which ensures its preservation and identification. The capsule includes a body joined with a cover, upper and lower inserts having holders shaped as prisms and protruding therefrom, with slots made therein for inserting and fixing the coin. The capsule allows a complete view of the coin, including its rim, and inability to remove it after encapsulation without damaging the capsule. The body preferably combines two opposite cylinder segments coupled with two opposite open four-folded walls. Each wall forms a gap with two end ribs, attached to the segments from above and below respectively. The inserts incorporate minimum three holders in total. The inserts include cavities created between the holders for containing the coin. A method for placing the coin includes inserting it in the slot, and joining the body and cover preferably using ultrasonic welding.

A capsule is proposed for storage of a collector coin of various shapes and sizes, which ensures its preservation and identification. The capsule includes a body joined with a cover, upper and lower inserts having holders shaped as prisms and protruding therefrom, with slots made therein for inserting and fixing the coin. The capsule allows a complete view of the coin, including its rim, and inability to remove it after encapsulation without damaging the capsule. The body preferably combines two opposite cylinder segments coupled with two opposite open four-folded walls. Each wall forms a gap with two end ribs, attached to the segments from above and below respectively. The inserts incorporate minimum three holders in total. The inserts include cavities created between the holders for containing the coin. A method for placing the coin includes inserting it in the slot, and joining the body and cover preferably using ultrasonic welding.

A frame for the interchangeable and selective display of panels of artwork or text, where at least one interior surface of the frame defines a cavity in which one or more panels may be disposed, and channels are formed on the interior surface to receive a rod that slidably engages the channels to secure and accessibly store one or more panels within the frame. Also disclosed is a technique for disposing one or more panels within a frame for display and securing the one or more panels by advancing a rod along channels to exert force against the one or more panels.

A frame for the interchangeable and selective display of panels of artwork or text, where at least one interior surface of the frame defines a cavity in which one or more panels may be disposed, and channels are formed on the interior surface to receive a rod that slidably engages the channels to secure and accessibly store one or more panels within the frame. Also disclosed is a technique for disposing one or more panels within a frame for display and securing the one or more panels by advancing a rod along channels to exert force against the one or more panels.

A protective display case configured to encase memorabilia is provided. The protective display case includes a front chassis assembly having a front chassis and a front chassis glazing member. A gasket is seated in a groove formed in the front chassis. A spacer is seated over the front chassis glazing member. Memorabilia is positioned within a cutout formed in the spacer. A rear chassis assembly has a rear chassis and a rear chassis glazing member. The rear chassis assembly is attached to the front chassis assembly with the gasket, spacer and memorabilia positioned therebetween. A bezel is configured to cover perimeters of the front and rear chassis assemblies, gasket, spacer and memorabilia. Front and rear layers of protective glass are secured to the front and rear chassis assemblies.

A display organizer includes a front wall, a first side wall, a second side wall opposite of the first side wall, a back wall opposite of the front wall, and a bottom wall. The front wall, first side wall, the second side wall, the back wall, and the bottom wall form an opening and receptacle. The display organizer further includes an openable frame positioned on top of the front wall. The openable frame has a cut out. The cut out allows a portion of the front wall to be visible through the cut out when the openable frame is in a closed position. The display organizer includes a magnet located within the front wall. The openable frame includes a magnetic piece that corresponds to the magnet and is used to secure the openable frame to the front wall in a closed position.

A display organizer includes a front wall, a first side wall, a second side wall opposite of the first side wall, a back wall opposite of the front wall, and a bottom wall. The front wall, first side wall, the second side wall, the back wall, and the bottom wall form an opening and receptacle. The display organizer further includes an openable frame positioned on top of the front wall. The openable frame has a cut out. The cut out allows a portion of the front wall to be visible through the cut out when the openable frame is in a closed position. The display organizer includes a magnet located within the front wall. The openable frame includes a magnetic piece that corresponds to the magnet and is used to secure the openable frame to the front wall in a closed position.