Storing My Cardboard Holders.

Buy some double row 2 x 2 coin boxes. I think they run around $3 each at any coin shop.

Buy a FOUR ring binder and a dozen archival quality album pages, with pockets for 2x2's. I have about 3,000 coins stored in this way.

Four ring binders are much harder to find, but get them if you can. There is much less of a tendency for the album pages to tear out at the binding holes. A full album page with 20 silver crowns can weigh a bit more than half a kilogram. That puts a lot of stress on the ring binder holes.

To find a 4 ring binder, you may have to think and look 'outside the square'. You may not find them in stationery shops. I use old trade sample binders, and replace the pages.

You may have to do a ring around to find out who makes them, and to whom they are supplied.

The main advantage of ring binder storage is that you can review a group of coins, rather than pulling each coin out of the box to find the one you are looking for.

I agree with the 3 ring binder with the archival 2x2 pages. I got my binders at Staples, whey are pvc free. I'll post a few links.
http://www.staples.com/1-Staples-Be...ct-nr_648819
http://www.jpscorner.com/Vinyl_Note...s_Binder.htm

And make sure to flatten the staples you have in your 2x2's. If you don't, they can scratch the coins behind them.

I use Intercept shield double row 2x2 box. It works great.
I also have 4 single row card board 2x2 boxs.