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What did the famous collectors of old do with their coins? They kept them in trays, made of uncertain wood, stored in the open air in a men’s den or smoking room, probably with gas lighting, candles,… (View Post)

Both Saflip and Safgard are only incrementally more expensive than other, untested, products. Given that coins and notes are so expensive now, why take the chance using inferior products? Frame-A-Coi… (View Post)

Polypropylene is also safe and is often what archival albums are made from. (View Post)

Mylar is a brand name for PET. Either is the best material for coins. As far as I remember, Frame-A-Coin used hard PVC (the kind that doesn’t off-gas much, so is supposedly safe). It is ok, but not t… (View Post)

PCGS seems to have a lot of problems on the administration end of things recently. I suspect it’s all the new staff that was hired to help reduce backlog and speed turnaround. But they sure are causi… (View Post)