1" X 1 3/4" Printer Labels For 2x2 Holders

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Are you talking about the dual envelope type of flip? When I buy them in packs, they always come with the lables, I suppose one could use a desktop publishing program to create a layout or MS Word label templates custom sized. I always hand write the Date/ mint mark on left top corner, grade in top right or lower left corner, price if put on is usually top right corner or back, sometimes with a color avery sticker. It deosn't really matter as long as you are happy, after all it's your collection!

When I was dealing coins full time, I often used color pen to price a large group, sometimes I used Avery color dot stickers or a highliter pen. All my coin flips and 2x2's are written on with, always the same pen, a Sharpie Ultra Fine tipped permanent marker.

When I first started dealing coins I used to use a typewriter (seriously), before switching to the pen method, to me it looked more professional than my kid handwritting back then. Many clients were often amazed when they met me at a show, thinking they had been dealing with someone much older then I was. (I started coin dealing at 17 and continued for about 7 more years full time), before a burglary wipped me out and I switched carreers.

I had a database that I wrote in Filemaker Pro (Mac) that would print out lables, but I was going through coins so fast there seemed not much of a point to go to that trouble.

I have no idea what a Lava Toon is. I did just have a conversation with a local laundry mat owner about silver quarters, she and her husband go through several thousand dollars daily in change (much of it the same I would assume) This year she has only found 2 silver quarters, last few years she said she did really well, once even finding over 5 rolls that had been spent in her washers and dryers that were all 90% silver, in one day! This year seems that silver is just not out there like it used to be. I don't roll serach, as I have found out from local tellers and cashiers that there are about 30 others doing the same thing at my local bank branches, no point really, unless I'm there in line, behind someone turning in a bunch of rolls that look old or hand wrapped.

Welcome. I use a Dynmo Label maker as well.

They're self-adhesive. You just peel the paper off the back and stick them on.

Sorry, I posted a wrong Brother tape part number. Correct label number is Brother The-N201 - 9/64" label tape

I use Avery clear address labels (1"x2-5/8"). Not sure if Avery makes the exact size you are looking for. You can use a free template that you download from their website and then use Word to make the labels. I just cut mine to fit. The labels are peel and stick.

Sounds like he wants to copy and paste a lot of the info. The first post mentions entering in weight for example. I never do that but some do. For 2x2s I have just list basic date, mint mark, type, etc.