Skelly607
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What do you call the white square things with the window in it to place a coin and where can I get them?
Coin covers/sleeves?
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stay away from hobby lobby , they charge way to much for these, you best bit is to find a coin store ur ebay...... i went to hobby lobby they want 3.25 for 50, went to local coin shop a dollar for 50, you do the math
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You can also save some space and aggravation by buying holders for nickels to put dimes and pennies into, as well as, your nickels. The most often found coin is the "penny", followed by the "nickel" and maybe some dimes thrown in the mix. Soooooo, buy a bunch of "nickels" holders and you're all set. A supply of "half-dollar" holders will cover the quarters and occasional halves you'll find.
When putting pennies and dimes into nickel folders; and the quarters into the half dollar folders, just place the staples closer to the window at the 12, 3, 6, and 9 o'clock positions.
These cardboard holders are excellent for "everyday" finds, but you'll want the plastic holders for the valuable ones.
When putting pennies and dimes into nickel folders; and the quarters into the half dollar folders, just place the staples closer to the window at the 12, 3, 6, and 9 o'clock positions.
These cardboard holders are excellent for "everyday" finds, but you'll want the plastic holders for the valuable ones.
