Take a look at our wide variety of wood and aluminum cases specifically made for 2″x2″ Flips. A wide variety of sizes to choose from: Available in packs of 25 or 100. Also available – Larger Self-sealing 2-5/8″ x 2-5/8″ Coin Flips: SAFE offers air tight …

Saflip brand Mylar flips by E.T. Kointainer are the standard in archival safe flips suitable for long-term protection. They contain no oils or other additives and will not corrode or cloud your coins like other flips can. They come packaged in poly bags of …

Pre-separated, 7mil, double polished unplasticized vinyl flips are a safe and reliable way to store and process coins. These flips do not require tearing to separate and feature rounded corners that will not poke or cut your hands. Designed for medium to long term storage needs. Help others learn more about this product by uploading a video!

The 2x2 Double Pocket Coin Flips are excellent. Safe for long term storage and sturdy not flimsy. This is the best quality flips on the market I have found. Other flips are super thin and flimsy but not this product.

2024年12月15日 · This is the best quality flips on the market I have found. Other flips are super thin and flimsy but not this product. Plus this flip is made out of the safe material that doesn't damage your coin over time like the old flips made with pvc or something like that.

Cardboard coin holders are a favorite holder of many coin collectors. Every cardboard holder we sell is archival safe and PVC free. 2x2 holders come in many different sizes including Cent, Nickel, Dime, Quarter, Half Dollar, Small Dollar, Silver Dollar, 3 hole for Cent/Dime and Elongated.

Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for 100 2x2 Heco Safe T Coin Flips Non-pvc Plastic Archival Quality Safe for Coins at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products!

2024年10月17日 · Secure your cardboard coin holders closed with 2 to 4 staples (using a standard-sized stapler) — enough to keep the cardboard holder firmly closed at all edges. Remember, any information that is written on the coin holder by someone else is subjective.