Coin Storage - Question For Sap

I store all my duplicate in either plastic tubes or in 2x2 cardboard flips. The ones in the 2x2's are all in those cardboard Red Whitman two row boxes. Many have been there for well over 20+ years with absolutely no problems at all.

Hi peter, sorry for the delay in replying - I've been away on holiday for a couple of weeks.

I had originally posted that I used PrintFile Safe-T-Binders. These "binders" are actually a combination of box and album: they are folders with rigid walls on three sides with the fourth wall hinged to allow it to open flat. The rigidity allows you to stack them on top of each other floor to ceiling (if you've a mind to do so) without putting the squeeze on the bottom layers. It's squeezing that causes most of the "2x2-in-album stickification" you sometimes encounter.

The good news is, I finally worked up an order from them for eight boxes, not long after making those posts. The bad news is, they work too well, and I now could use a couple more.

As for your specific question: yes, this item does indeed resemble the box-folder in question. At 5cm they're a shade thinner, and I can't make out from the pics how they seal up, but I'd reckon they're good enough for the purpose.

The album page looks more or less the same, too, but again, it's a brand I'm not personally familiar with. I have in the past bought some slide album pages which, though made of good quality plastic, were too thin to support the weight of coin-filled 2x2s. But being the same brand as the albums, if you buy them both together, at least you've got a good chance the pages will fit in the album properly.

My recommendation: try 'em and see.