Anyone use Air-tite coin albums?

Discussion in 'Coin Chat' started by rower41, Apr 8, 2012.

  1. rower41

    rower41 Member

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  3. Hunt1

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  4. Kirkuleez

    Kirkuleez 80 proof

    I tried them once, to be honest, I didn't really care for them. I like collecting an entire series and to do that, it would take many, many books to do one series. It is a nice archival quality and I do use one for my type set.
     
  5. cpm9ball

    cpm9ball CANNOT RE-MEMBER

    I don't use AirTites for coins, but I do have about 300 casino chips in them. Let's see......at 24 per album, I would need 13 @ $29.95 or $389.35 plus shipping.

    No thanks! I'll continue to use these which I got free following a Stack's auction at the FUN Show one year.

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  6. leaconcen

    leaconcen learning constantly

    I use the airtite albums for most of my coins and medals. The only problem I have encountered are with the H and I pages for the albums. Sometimes the airtite fits too loosely in the hole. For storing medals or other non-classic coin series, the ringed airtites fit best.
     
  7. rower41

    rower41 Member

    Yes, this was foremost in my mind. I can see some of my type or world coins in the Ait-tite albums but for a long US series, even just proof releases I'm accumulating, it would be an arduous and expensive task. Thanks.
     
  8. rower41

    rower41 Member

    Thanks for the heads-up to watch the H and I pages. BTW, I'm in Maryland also; Eastern Shore ;)
     
  9. jjack

    jjack Captain Obvious

    I have used both A and H class, A class to store my gold coins and H class my 1 oz silver coins. Here are some issues i have encountered.

    Some times the airtite don't properly fit into the card holds, don't jam them in there chances are airtite might actually flip open.
    The velcro are whatever it is on the cards often dirties the coin holders.
    Plastic sleeves to hold the cards are finger print magnets be sure to use your cotton gloves when fliping around.
    Don't discard the black box and whtie cover that comes with album. It is makes a great way to store your albums.
     
  10. mikeyg

    mikeyg Junior Member

    Hope someone knows the answer to this....I would like to buy air tites for my one ounce silver coins from around the world,ie:canadian wildlife,philharmonics,etc.does anyone know if they will fit securely in the H type capsule,the ones made for SAEs??or do I need to get a smaller airtitie?I would appreciate any insight on this and thank you in advance.
     
  11. Hunt1

    Hunt1 Active Member

  12. leaconcen

    leaconcen learning constantly

    The nice part about the ring airtite holder is that you do not need an exact fit. The ring will accomodate a slightly larger coin. BTW you probably will need the I rings not the H.
     
  13. icerain

    icerain Mastir spellyr

    The problem with the airtite albums that while it looks nice, it doesn't hold enough coins. Factor in the cost of pages and albums you end up spending quite a bit of money on supplies. Now if they made a larger album and pages even if it costs more it would be worth it.
     
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