Lighters are not just for smokers! Lighters are used to light campfires, cook stoves, pilot lights, fireplaces, candles, fireworks, incense and more. Be sure to visit our other copper lighter cases listings! Colors and hues vary as well as the embellishments.

Funny tidbit: Each time you light your lighter, your lighter gets lighter, until your lighter gets so light, it won't light.

Photos shown are the actual case you will receive. Price is for ONE (1) copper lighter case. B** lighter shown is for illustration only and not included.

A~Wheat Penny from our stock of 1940's or 1950's. Center stamped JESUS ON CROSS. Patina added.
B~U.S. Quarter without reed edge.
C~Colorado State Park Quarter without reed edge. Color added.
D~International Coin without reed edge. Dragon. Patina added.

Option A with a wheat penny is a popular request. You can contact us for a custom order. We can stamp it or not. Obverse or Reverse side. Custom orders can take up to 5 days to complete and ship.

What can be more stylish than to carry your favorite lighter in one of my handcrafted multi-color copper lighter cases. I take pure copper pipe and carefully form it to fit your lighter. Using a very hot heat source, I can obtain some of the most magnificent hues in the copper. This heating and cooling process will provide a unique hue to each case that no two cases are alike. The top and bottom of the case is capped off with vintage gaming tokens. Each token is first formed into a ring; next formed to fit the copper casing; then soldered to the copper casing. An authentic Coin is formed and adhered to fit the copper case. The bottom is enclosed with another vintage gaming token which has been rolled through my rolling mill to take the shape of the oval nature of the case. It is then soldered to the bottom. Finally, the excess token is carefully trimmed off by hand, ran on the belt sander to add the final rounding and touch up. For added convenience to you, I have punched a hole in the bottom of the case in the event your lighter happens to get stuck in the case. Simply use a pencil, using the eraser end, (or something similar) to push your lighter out. The final step to my process is to clear coat the entire case.

When you replace your lighter, all decals and papers must be removed first. Also, remove and clean any adhesive that may be on your lighter and allow to dry. My cases fit the most popular B** lighter found at your local convenience stores.

I am a proud and retired West Virginia native. Thank you for choosing my self taught handcrafted cases.

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