Packing coins for shipping
Piano1
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Hello, and thanks for your thoughts.
I am looking for a place to buy these cardboard self-adheasive enclosures to ship coins in when I sell on eBay. I like to wrap my sales thoroughly and I had just a few of these left over from years ago. Can anyone tell me where they might be available (or if they are still made)?
Thanks.
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@Piano1 A keyword search in the Google indicates Prime has what you want in a variety of flavors. Good luck. Peace Roy
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Namvet69 and Goldbully, Thanks!!! I found exactly what I was looking for. Much appreciated.
Piano1
@Piano1 Don't forget the Mylar inside to prevent the slab chip from being read by a cell phone.
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Good morning, Namvet69, and thanks for the heads up. I never even gave this a thought when I mail out a certified coin!! I'll be wrapping any future slab sales more carefully in the future for sure.
I appreciate your keeping me informed of this potential shipping hazard!
Piano1
Regular (non-metallized) Mylar will NOT WORK for blocking RFID tags. Plain Mylar is non-conductive and transparent to radio waves. Use aluminum foil to block radio signals.
Just another thank you post to Namvet69 and element 159. I have a slab that will be shipped out tomorrow morning so again, I appreciate your comments and concern. I guess a guy can't be too careful these days.
Much appreciated!! Piano1
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Hi, JWP.
Yup, been to Wizard Coin Supplies a few times. I like the company a lot and somewhere I have a coupon. I'll be needing supplies shortly so I will be there.
Thanks for the reminder.
Piano1