I was using cotton gloves, but found it a bit difficult to handle small coins with them. you sort of lose your sense of "touch" when they are on...
So now I just use nitrile gloves.. I get a box of 100 of them and keep them by my collection. Usually, I only put them on my "dominant hand". They allow you to handle things while still keeping your sense of 'touch', and they are latex-free and powder-free.. and presume if they are good enough for lab use, food use, or medical use, they are good enough to handle a lowly coin..
I just toss them after I use them.. but a box of 100 lasts me months and only costs about $10...
Quote: I was using cotton gloves, but found it a bit difficult to handle small coins with them. you sort of lose your sense of "touch" when they are on...
That is my problem with gloves in general and why I avoid them. Clean, bare hands.
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