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Is anyone familiar with a nice solid holder (rather than a sleeve) which can hold most common coins? I have searched several sites and it looks like I need to buy multiple 10 packs of different sizes even though I may only need one of a particular size. I'm sure its not a big deal for people with bigger collections but I'd rather not end up with a bunch of holders I lose before I need them.

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It is possible to buy 100 cardboard flips of a complete range of assorted sizes. Only problem with using these is that one size gets more heavily used than the rest.
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I've seen ebay auctions for slab type holders with inserts that have removable rings. Unfortunately the ones I bought were for euro sized coins or I would pass on a pointer.
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