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Metal Screws for Capital Holders
1946Hamm
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Here is a source for metal screws for Capital Holders to replace the plastic ones. They have them in Silver, Black, and Antique Brass finishes. Come 100 to a box. I don't know how many of you have Capital holders but these metal ones work great. I am replacing all of my plastic screws with these. The cheapest price that I know of. See the photo below.
I hope this helps some of you.
Have a good day, Gary
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i don't recall ever seeing one but a supplies thread with links to the top 10 products used/needed with links would be very helpful, as well as a person that may be a reseller to us that is a member of the forum.
if I were still active, I'd do it.
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Those screws are a great option. I have them on some holsters and they work really well. Could add a special look to the Capitol holders...Cheers, RickO
I happen to be looking for metal screws for capitol holders.......just ordered 100...thanks for the heads up
Those look like the screws in my old Harco Coin Master Albulms.
I have a number of Capitol Plastics holders, including a few with missing plastic screws. What is the advantage of metal screws over plastic screws?
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Plastic strips out too easily.
Accelerated toning.
"Money does not care about speeches on morality. Capital asks whether the rules will remain the same tomorrow. With inflation, people assume price is the problem, and propose regulation—but price is simply the message." - Martin Armstrong
you can buy new ones from capital, but who needs 1000?
store.capitalplastics.com/index.php/accessories-supplies/screws-and-posts.html