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I recently had my wife pick up some plastic sleeves to keep my bank notes crisp and wrinkle free. I was disappointed to see that these sleeves are open at the top and do not seal. How do they keep moisture out and how do they get mounted into a binder? Did I get the wrong type? Are there bank note holders that DO seal and are safer for the bill? I have quite a few in AU shape and hope to keep them that way forever!
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 Posted 12/17/2013  3:59 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add rmc to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I use a heat sealer to seal mine
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I've never seen any that you can seal, I just keep them in my safe and use the moisture packets.
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Thanks a lot for the replies guys! I guess I'll try the sealer. They are mostly in numerical order and I'd like a way to display them. I have them in a binder at this time and I've been using zip lock bags to keep them moistue free. I found I can seal them then staple the one side to the page so they can still be opened if need be. Maybe I should stay with that idea though the bags are not as thick as the actual bill sleeves commecially available!
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Usually putting the notes in a sleeve and then in the 3 sleeve holder pages for binders works very well.
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