USA commemorative silver dollar boxes [gelöst]

I have about 6 or 7 of these coins without their original boxes and would now like to obtain some, so that they display better than just being in their capsules.
Can anyone help?
I am not expecting to get exactly the right colour as they may have been issued, so any colour would suffice

I haven't looked it up, but I imagine this will be very unlikely.
Once someone has sold off a coin without its box, I'm sure the box is trash. Have you seen any for sale?

I have a bunch of these boxes, what are the commemoratives you have?

Steve27,
I will let you know over the next day or so.
Thank you for your reply

Steve27,
These are the coins I have that need boxes. The first two also need plastic capsules.
1986 km#214. Statue of Liberty centennial
1991 km#229. Mount Rushmore Golden Anniversary
1994 km#250. Vietnam Veterans Memorial
1994 km#252. Women in Military Service Memorial
1995 km#264. Atlanta Olympics-Track and Field
1995 km#259. Atlanta Olympics-Paralympics Blind Runner
1996 km#272. Atlanta Olympics-Rowing
1996 km#268. Atlanta Olympics-Paralympics Wheelchair Racer

None of the above came with certifications

This is what I have:


I also have capsules. However, I'm not sure there's an economical way of shipping them to you if you want them.

Steve,
To save space, I only need the small box that actually holds the coin. I do not have room for the longer box with the sliding outer cover. Hope this makes sense

Verweis : "COINMAN1"​Steve,
​To save space, I only need the small box that actually holds the coin. I do not have room for the longer box with the sliding outer cover. Hope this makes sense
​

​I understand, you want the jewel box. I'll see what they weigh, and what USPS wants to ship them to you.

I do not know what the box is called. It's just the box that the coin sits in when it is received.

They weigh about 50 grams each; thus, according to the USPS International Postage Price Calculator, they would cost $22.50 to ship (First-Class Package International Service™ which is their cheapest option).

Sorry to step in, but they're called "clam shell" boxes if you're ever looking again.

Steve,
Coin boxes (clam boxes) arrived yesterday, but as I was out, I had to go to the post office this morning. As you can see from the attached photograph, the coins, I believe, are enhanced by being in these boxes.
Thank you for making a guy happy, but now I have to find the space for them. This will not be today as going to my great nephews wedding just after dinner time.
Thanks again
Geoff (coinman1)

They look awesome!

Yesterday, I had a small reshuffle of my coins, where I placed all of my US silver dollars, that are in their boxes together, in one place.
So, now, all 69 silver commemoratives are in one place for the first time.
A great big thank you to Steve27 for his great help in achieving this aim.



Sorry you are unable to see all of the coins, but I cannot get the correct angle for a 100% view