Copy Lens Storage Ideas?

Sounds interesting.... But I have no idea what a CP2 is. I appear much smarter in print than in real life.

Sorry for the disconnect, I got interrupted by life
Dave, I love those little bags and have been known to stitch up a few with the left over fabric from gun sleeve projects. I usually add a polished stone, a crystal, a foreign coin, an antique button or anything else of curiosity. Several isn't wrong. They make great gifts - especially this time of year. For far less than $1, you can brighten the day of every stranger you meet. As stocking stuffers, they cost less than a candy bar, last longer and won't cause hyperactivity or cavities. It can placate a cranky child at the mall, express appreciation to the overworked checker at your local convenience store, make a memorable tip for the waiter/waitress at your favorite lunch counter and be a real ice breaker if you want something to talk about to that pretty girl you just met.
But those bags are not exactly what I wanted for my lenses. They can shed fabric fibers, won't protect the glass if you handle it wrong and can hold moisture.
Ray, My case does not say CP or CP2 on the bottom.. It says,"NIPPON KOBAKU K.K. JAPAN.' Still it is for the 39mm threaded lens and I think you are correct that your CP2 bubbles are what I am looking for. I took a look at the going prices for the bubbles, and unfortunately, they are costlier than I expected. And they don't ship cheaply. If you had spares, I couldn't offer you a fair price. Part of it is the time of the year, and part of it is the time in my life. Trades might be possible, but I suspect you have most of what you need. So for now, I protect the lenses by wrapping them in Saran Wrap, and putting them in little cardboard boxes.
In all, my questions have been answered, and thank every one for their input. I just won't be able to act upon the information for a while.
Thanks