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2x2s Won't Fold Correctly

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I am putting a bunch of coins into 2x2s right now. However, a large majority do not fold properly. Does anyone know any tips for folding 2x2s correctly?
Thanks for the help.
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I have gotten bundles of 2x2's that had off center windows and poorly aligned folds from dealers and vendors.
I remember once writing to them about Dollar sized 2x2's being way off to one side and they just sent me another bundle. I suppose it happens now and then.
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Very lightly score each of them on the opposite to the Mylar, with a razor blade, where the fold line should be.
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Hold them in proper alignment and crimp top with a pliers.
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Hold the 2x2 with two hands close up to the fold, then fold down slowly and evenly . But yes , sometimes they just don't match up . That should be our biggest problems in life !
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Thanks for the suggestions everyone!
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After folding and stapling just trim off the pieces (with scissors) that don't line up perfectly or stick out a little (the inside brown parts that are sticking out from the white top surface.



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**After folding and stapling just trim off the pieces (with scissors) **

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A flat ruler, preferably metal, is placed along the inside center edge where the fold should be. Fold the top against the metal edge. Done.
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