>>> My problem is how do I present this in the box and make it look 
>>> worth the
>>> money?


How much does it sell for?

Did you consider and reject my label suggestion?

Laser or inkjet print. Quality limited only by the resolution of your 
brain and your printer.

Overlay with "coverseal" plastic (or whatever brands sell where you 
are) as used for book covers - various grades available.

Cut to size and shape.

Fix with appropriate glue - good quality PVA works well on many 
plastics.

This can accomodate "windows" of eg Mylar with suitable care.
Results can be as good as many commercial products and certainly 
better than some/many things sold already.

It's likely that eg 3M have an adhesive that would fix Mylar directly 
to your printed label with no ink run and full transparency.



        RM

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