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I did the box thing for some of mine but when I saw the binders on ebay I had to try one out I like it and they come cut specifically for NGC, PCGS or ANACS Not bad for less than $30 shipped |
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Do you have a link? I like that better than the plastic pages that go in a binder. I like that you can see all the coins at once.
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Pillar of the Community
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Awesome  Thanks. |
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incredible!  |
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Bedrock of the Community
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But you have to keep taking them in and out to see the other side of the coin. Will that eventually wear out the fit to where they become loose?  |
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Pillar of the Community
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Here's the complete shot of them as requested...  |
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Looking good!  |
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Bedrock of the Community
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Looking great! Errers and Varietys.
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Pillar of the Community
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But you have to keep taking them in and out to see the other side of the coin. Will that eventually wear out the fit to where they become loose? I could see that happening over time but really how often are you taking them out? There seems to never be a perfect solution, just compromises. I do like that you can see all the fronts at one time without having to flip through pages but the compromise is that you can't see the backs  I do appreciate showing the options of what people use. |
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Nice collection, I wish NGC had the same label consistancy as PCGS
I don't think that the slabs would get too loose in these albums but I'm concerned about the plastic hinge
However, these were designed for dealers to use as a way to take coins to shows so I'm sure they would fair better when used by a collector
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Pillar of the Community
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Seamonkey, this is fantastic! Man, I'm jealous. I love SBA dollars and can't imagine how awesome it must be to have the whole collection graded/slabbed! |
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Thanks Humanist. It was quite pricy for some but I'm glad I got it done and I don't even want to add up how much it was  Call me crazy, but I still want to put together a set in an album But I'll have most of them already from mint and proof sets, so I'll just need to get the Type 2's and the 1999 issues. So not too bad. |
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I don't think that the slabs would get too loose in these albums but I'm concerned about the plastic hinge... However, these were designed for dealers to use as a way to take coins to shows so I'm sure they would fair better when used by a collector That plastic just looks like it knows how to bend and not break. I feel confident it will last a long time.  |
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