The award for best packaging in the industry goes to...
RYK
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my friends at Coin Rarities Online.
They have bucked the industry trend to use exclusively free materials available at the post office and actually purchase reusable boxes with handy inserts. They even affix their catchy logo (which I have no clue whatsoever what it represents) to the box.
As one who is known to buy the box, not the holder, nor the coin
, I am impressed with John and Dave in this area, as well.
They have bucked the industry trend to use exclusively free materials available at the post office and actually purchase reusable boxes with handy inserts. They even affix their catchy logo (which I have no clue whatsoever what it represents) to the box.
As one who is known to buy the box, not the holder, nor the coin
, I am impressed with John and Dave in this area, as well.0
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DLRC does a nice job too... but honestly I can't recall paying all that much attention to this as long as the coin arrives safely that's all that matters.
I too recycle all packaging.
Guess we all now need to buy something from Coin Rarities Online just to see the packaging
Superior Galeries threw in a free NGC box on my last order.
DLRC ships them like I ship mine. Safe-t-mailer and bubble wrap inside a bubble mailer.
<< <i>Better than Scotch taping the coin to a piece of cardboard? >>
I remember that!
-Randy Newman
-Randy Newman
The box comes taped comepletly.
The coin holders are put in a PCGS 20 slab box and it is all tight!
I hate this damn Dell laptop it always makes keystroke errors.
My Apple desktop roars..............!!!!!!!!!!!
I need to venture home and work my way into the box.
a box that does not recycle used toilet paper is not green enough
for me!
;-)