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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Clint, post: 1339835, member: 34620&quot;]Well, I have enjoyed learning enough that I thought I&#039;d venture out to buy some supplies online, as opposed to whatever I could find at the local store.&nbsp; I LOVE supporting the local guys, so don&#039;t get me wrong.&nbsp; Anyhow, I was please to start using Sa-flips, alongside my current Saf-t-flips.&nbsp; I think the former may have a clearer view.&nbsp; We&#039;ll see how they hold up.</p><p><br /></p><p>On to the question.&nbsp; I&#039;ve been fairly happy with the plastic pages from the store, for 75 cents each, but I surfed and found plenty of recommendations to use 35mm pages, which I got from PrintFile.&nbsp; I found the 2x2-20B version, which has 20 slots for 2x2s (like the ones I bought locally) and says it is 8mm polypro.&nbsp; I like the white edges which I could write on, perhaps.&nbsp; Compared to some other brands, that 8mm sounded pretty thick.&nbsp; However, just putting a few 1 oz coins in it made it sag so far I don&#039;t feel comfortable putting the binder on the shelf!&nbsp; Maybe it will work for dimes...do any of you really use these pages with success?&nbsp; Is there a clever way to stiffen the edges?&nbsp; Are they only good for a few small coins per page?&nbsp; I don&#039;t have any 35mm slides, so I really don&#039;t know what else I could do with them...[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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