When one orders 6-7 boxes in different sized, even with shipping costs the price per holder is less than 4 Eurocents. They also ship to countries outside Eurozone (UK for 12 Euro). Here is a dealer from Germany where I ordered my holders from.ģ5 Euro per 1000. I am obviously not suggesting that you put a 20 mm coin in a 35 mm holder If you put a 20 mm coin in a 22 mm holder it would be just right: the coin will not turn inside the closed holder, you will see the rim, and the Mylar window will not break from tension, which might easily happen with thicker and heavier coins, if you don't leave a little space between the coin and the card. Quote: BizzoDoesOK, so snug is the way to go.I would disagree. Cowens 2x2 Mylar Coin Flips - 200 Each (Lg Dollar) : Collectibles & Fine Art As one of the online sales mall. NO more Canadian fish scales swimming in the smallest sized flip. Get the best new styles for weekend getaways.
Mylar is the perfect material to protect coins for the long and short term because it is tear and scratch proof.
These flips have been the standard for protection in numismatics since they were first introduced. 100X Cardboard Coin Holders Collection Storage Mylar Coin Supplies 23/20. Saflip coin flips are made from an inert Mylar that contains no PVC, oils or any additives that can damage coins. At just 6 cents per flip to make them yourself, it's a far more palatable cost and enjoyable to do, and you can cut the holes to any size you desire. You shouldnt simply toss all your necklaces, bracelets, rings, earrings. It's cheaper buying overseas, but then you have to add postage which is ridiculously expensive and makes them turn out about the same cost, and you're stuck with the standard sizes. The ones over here are about $8 for a pack of 25. I can't afford to get industrial holders for all my coins. Even if the card and wasn't archival card, it won't be touching the coin anyway only the Mylar, which is safe to use, will be touching the coin. If you want an advice, mine would be to use the purchased supplies for something else and get industrially made holders from a reputable producer.What do you think Hartberger and Lighthouse's flips are made of? They're archival card, Mylar and adhesive, exactly the same stuff I'm using. The proven supplier's (like Hartberger) holders are sure to be neutral towards coins. The adhesive and possibly the card contain chemicals which might have an oxidizing effect on coins, and you might regret it.
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