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I would like to compile a complete list of taboo items that should NEVER be stored with your TPG graded coins.
I will finally list all items that are questionable in its safety storage wise with your slabbed coins. I would like to discuss these and get them moved to either acceptable or taboo!
I will also list all items that are acceptable items to store with your slabbed coins.
Finally, I will list all beneficial items that should be stored with your slabbed coins.
I will add many items as we go along. This is just the start of the list.
If you disagree please post your comments here and I will modify my list here. I may have also forgotten many items as well.
This will not apply if you only have very heavily circulated coins in the TPG slabs. Most collectors own some uncirculated coins and I believe they would like to preserve them.
TABOO ITEMS that should NOT be stored with your TPG slabbed coins
01) Scotch tape,
02) Plastic wrapping tape
03) Glue
04) high sulfer content paper including bank wrappers for paper rolls
05) rubber bands
06) PVC laden objects including the 2x2 PVC flips that many auction houses and coin dealers still use
07) Wooden objects such as wooden pencils and wooden rulers
08) Post It Notes
09) Cardboard shipping boxes (UPS. USPS, FedEx)
10) Mineral rocks and other collectibles containing or possibly containing sulfer
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SUSPECT/QUESTIONABLE ITEMS to store with your TPG slabbed coins
01) All large paper stickers on the slabs and glue residue even when removed (Heritage-B&M-Stacks, etc)
02) All small paper stickers on the slabs and glue residue even when removed (Goldberg, etc.)
03) Silicone gel packets that are old and stale
04) Metal Safe that is outdated
05) Bubble plastic wrap
06) Writing paper
07) twist top tubes of circulated coins
08) loose toned circulated coins
09) White cardboard shipping boxes (such as the ones used by Heritage)
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ACCEPTABLE ITEMS to store with your TPG slabbed coins
01) Metal boxes
02) Inert TPG plastic boxes
03) Loose bright uncirculated copper and silver coins
04) twist top tubes of uncirculated coins
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BENEFICIAL ITEMS to store with your TPG slabbed coins
01) Metal Safe that are not outdated
02) Intercept boxes
03) Silicone gel packets that are fresh
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I will finally list all items that are questionable in its safety storage wise with your slabbed coins. I would like to discuss these and get them moved to either acceptable or taboo!
I will also list all items that are acceptable items to store with your slabbed coins.
Finally, I will list all beneficial items that should be stored with your slabbed coins.
I will add many items as we go along. This is just the start of the list.
If you disagree please post your comments here and I will modify my list here. I may have also forgotten many items as well.
This will not apply if you only have very heavily circulated coins in the TPG slabs. Most collectors own some uncirculated coins and I believe they would like to preserve them.
TABOO ITEMS that should NOT be stored with your TPG slabbed coins
01) Scotch tape,
02) Plastic wrapping tape
03) Glue
04) high sulfer content paper including bank wrappers for paper rolls
05) rubber bands
06) PVC laden objects including the 2x2 PVC flips that many auction houses and coin dealers still use
07) Wooden objects such as wooden pencils and wooden rulers
08) Post It Notes
09) Cardboard shipping boxes (UPS. USPS, FedEx)
10) Mineral rocks and other collectibles containing or possibly containing sulfer
11)
12)
13)
14)
15)
16)
17)
18)
19)
20)
SUSPECT/QUESTIONABLE ITEMS to store with your TPG slabbed coins
01) All large paper stickers on the slabs and glue residue even when removed (Heritage-B&M-Stacks, etc)
02) All small paper stickers on the slabs and glue residue even when removed (Goldberg, etc.)
03) Silicone gel packets that are old and stale
04) Metal Safe that is outdated
05) Bubble plastic wrap
06) Writing paper
07) twist top tubes of circulated coins
08) loose toned circulated coins
09) White cardboard shipping boxes (such as the ones used by Heritage)
10)
11)
12)
13)
14)
15)
16)
17)
18)
19)
20)
ACCEPTABLE ITEMS to store with your TPG slabbed coins
01) Metal boxes
02) Inert TPG plastic boxes
03) Loose bright uncirculated copper and silver coins
04) twist top tubes of uncirculated coins
05)
06)
07)
08)
09)
10)
11)
12)
13)
14)
15)
16)
17)
18)
19)
20)
BENEFICIAL ITEMS to store with your TPG slabbed coins
01) Metal Safe that are not outdated
02) Intercept boxes
03) Silicone gel packets that are fresh
04)
05)
06)
07)
08)
09)
10)
11)
12)
13)
14)
15)
16)
17)
18)
19)
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