Square Or Round Tubes

I like the square ones for stacking purposes. When two need be stored on top of one another they round ones may fall over. Now if they could only make an inexpensive, square, clear one it would e nice.

I responded to a thread about which tubes were better for storing bu rolls maybe about week ago. I recommend Whitman round clear plastic tubes with screw cap.
the square tubes, Are not clear. and soft plastic which I heard is bad for holding unc. red cents.
I've been putting obw rolls of Lincolns into nickel tubes. wrapper and all for a nice fit. no rattle or loose fit.

same here.

I, too, use square tubes exclusively, with storage boxes (can buy then as a package deal--tubes+box--at some places). But I do not have a direct answer about the advantage of square over round for original mint wrapped rolls, other than the general advantages (I see) to using square tubes for all. I suspect that you do not need to see inside the tube if these are original rolls (cited as an advantage for clear, round tubes).

I don't think it makes a difference on the effects on the paper in the roll, but I am no expert and cannot be 100% sure.

Original questions: What is better for storing original mint wrapped rolls? Does it matter for either type on the effects to the paper in the roll?