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Not me, but they are very cool and uniformed. I would love them except for the price. Three for about $4? Too pricey if you wanted in quantity. I figure half that price would be more realistic, to me anyway. Very cool.
"Jesus died for you and for me, Thank you,Jesus"!!!
--- If it should happen I die and leave this world and you want to remember me. Please only remember my opening Sig Line.Anyone here know if either has caused PVC damage?
I prefer Intercept Double Protection boxes. $ 20 + for 10 which includes a box to store the individual boxes. Both with Intercept technology.
Can you post images or a link please?
Google Lighthouse coins, or Intercept Coins. then coin holders. You'll see them 10 individual coin boxes stored in an outer box. I really like them.
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I have those for dollars but need some for dimes.
No. They look similar to your 1st picture with the Roosevelt dime.
Correct name is Lighthouse Intercept Shield Double Protection Box Wizard Coin Supply is another vendor that carries them.
Sorry, no puncuatation. Lighthouse Intercept Shield Double Protection Box
Thanks I will look and see if there are any on ebay.
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There was a week ago. FYI Wizard has them for about $ 22.00
Those are good but I need the actual slabs. My coins are raw. These are slabs that protect slabs. I need secure slabs that will not cause PVC damage while in them.
OH O.K. My bad. check the 3 vendors I mentioned. I've dealt with all 3. I'm sure they have what you're looking for.
Just slabs that don't cause PVC damage.
Wizard Coin Supply has them.
I will call them tomorrow.
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I have used... and still have... the Coin World slabs. They work well and no PVC. Have had coins in them for at least ten years... Cheers, RickO
I have found that the Coin World holders are of high quality. They also are very close design wise to a PCGS slab. I've used them for many years.