coinedge holders

hanso

Anyone ever used coinedge holders?
opinions please

19Lyds

I've never heard of them much less used them. What are they??

AUandAG

Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat?

bob

dan8402

Linky

Never heard of them before, but look interesting.

Millertime

The coin shop I visit on occasion uses them for everything. I like them.

Millertime

19Lyds

<< <i>Linky

Never heard of them before, but look interesting. >>




A-h-h-h-h

No I don't use these but maybe I'll give them a try.

ricko

I like the looks of those... I will get some... thanks, Cheers, RickO

newbiecollector

Never saw those before but very interesting.

What makes those better than an airtite?

lcoopie

do we know what it is made out of
ie is there PVC in it?

lasvegasteddy

interesting...looks like the plastic is a lil thin...but i'm a pcgs kooladie kid...ya see i'm learning

Millertime

<< <i>Never saw those before but very interesting.

What makes those better than an airtite? >>



Since they are square there's a place for a label. The coin shop (Monarch in Salt Lake) would have a label with the date, grade and price. They are a pretty thin plastic (I assume no PVC) and the two pieces 'snap' into place to hold the coin securely. Sometimes they're a little tricky to get apart but not often.

If I didn't use my Dansco 7070 to store my raw coins I would use these. That reminds me I do have a few odds and ends that I should get some of these holders.

Millertime

hanso

I was just wondering what other collectors thought. I think the coinedge holders are the best on the market. They are made of mylar, airtight and will fit into a 2x2 box. I also discovered that fit perfectly in an eagle coin holder 2x2 page. I have been making my own albums with the coinedge holders and eagle pages. The coins don't become buried in the page and no slide marks.


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