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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Mike Tiry, post: 1968404, member: 71764&quot;]I have been using Kointains since the mid 80&#039;s. They are small and really protect the coin from environmental damage. I have had red Lincolns in them for well over 20 years and not one has toned or spotted in all these years.&nbsp; You can even put Kointains in plastic rolls without damaging the coins.&nbsp; All you have to do is used 1c rolls for 10c, 5c rolls for 1c, small dollar rolls for 25c, etc.</p><p>I agree that the can be hard to use at times.&nbsp; I&#039;ve had difficultly putting coins in them and have bent up a few Kointains in the process but I have never had a problem getting a coin out of a Kointain.</p><p>It is very easy to put Kointains into mylar flips or even inexpensive cardboard mylar holders for display. No PVC contact, NO cardboard fibers on coin and NO hairlines from album slides.&nbsp; Coins inside of Kointains take only slightly more room than a raw coin w/o any protection.&nbsp; Finally Kointains are MUCH else expensive than Air-Tites.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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