The Goat Woodworks
Double Decker Coin Holders
Double Decker Coin Holders
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Materials
Materials
We use premium hardwoods for all our products. Our most used woods are walnut, maple, cherry, sapele, and mahogony.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
All items are packaged in house and shipped via USPS or UPS. Please contact us if there are any issues or concerns with your item.
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Our products are created using a variety of natural hard woods and finished with several products. Specific care instructions will be provided with the purchase of items which require special care.
Double Decker Coin Holder
Show off the collection the way a Sailor would — two decks, one statement piece.
Handcrafted in San Diego from premium hardwoods, this double-decker holder gives you two full levels of display space for up to 150 challenge coins. The 22-inch base keeps everything stable and organized while the raised upper deck adds presence without eating extra desk or bulkhead space.
Each piece is built to order. Choose natural wood finish, bottom-only display, or our California Bear version. Add a name plate, rank, command, dates, or custom engraving so it actually belongs to the Sailor who earned the coins.
Perfect for:
- Chiefs and senior enlisted or officer collections
- Retirement or transfer gifts
- Office, goat locker, or home display
- Anyone who has more coins than a single-row holder can handle
Made by a fellow Navy veteran. Every holder is finished by hand so it looks as good as the coins it holds.
Capacity: Up to 150 challenge coins
Base width: Approximately 22 inches
Materials: Premium hardwoods (cherry, walnut, and others by request)
Options: Full double decker, bottom-only, California Bear, plus custom engraving
All holders are built custom. Most orders ship within two weeks. Add your personalization notes in the cart or email terry@thegoatwoodworks.com if you want to talk through the design first.
