Getting Fed Up With Intercept Shield

I've been real busy this past week, but I have some more information on the subject. I have been in contact with Keith Donaldson, a gentleman at Engineered Materials, Inc. Eprotect is a defunct entity and is no longer a licensee of the Intercept Technology®.

He did a bit of inquiry and there appears to be a numismatic product line in the works for release this summer utilizing the Intercept Technology®. I'll keep an eye and ear out for more information on the matter.

I just looked up Engineered Materials, Inc. What a fascinating exercise that was. I only knew about coin albums. I had no idea that Intercept Technology was such a huge product in all kinds of applications all around the world. Anyone who is interested, I'd recommend surfing and learning, using their home page as a jumping off point:

http://staticintercept.com/

Now I see that coin books are small potatos for this company, and if there's a way to make a profit then they certainly have the corporate clout to do it.