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<p>[QUOTE="PennyGuy, post: 1440470, member: 17502"]I have been buying and using Capital Plastics holders since the mid 1960's. Yea, LOL that's a long time. They offer superior protection for the coins themselves. Many will be along shortly to complain about how time intensive it is to open up and close the holders, and how expensive they are. I have not had to open and close my holders hardly at all, and the 1-2 minutes it really does take doesn't seem to be that bad to me. On the cost side, yes they cost more than a number of other options, but the protection they offer, and the ability to display a set are more than worth it to me.</p><p><br /></p><p>I am in the middle of making my own custom holder for half cents from a used 8" x 10" holder I bought for $10.00. I just buy a piece of Plexiglass, design a lay out, drill, and trim the holes. Still working on a way to print or silk screen labels.</p><p><br /></p><p><img src="http://i782.photobucket.com/albums/yy106/waandersonatsbcglobaldotnet/IndianHeadSet1857-1909.jpg" class="bbCodeImage wysiwygImage" alt="" unselectable="on" />[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="PennyGuy, post: 1440470, member: 17502"]I have been buying and using Capital Plastics holders since the mid 1960's. Yea, LOL that's a long time. They offer superior protection for the coins themselves. Many will be along shortly to complain about how time intensive it is to open up and close the holders, and how expensive they are. I have not had to open and close my holders hardly at all, and the 1-2 minutes it really does take doesn't seem to be that bad to me. On the cost side, yes they cost more than a number of other options, but the protection they offer, and the ability to display a set are more than worth it to me. I am in the middle of making my own custom holder for half cents from a used 8" x 10" holder I bought for $10.00. I just buy a piece of Plexiglass, design a lay out, drill, and trim the holes. Still working on a way to print or silk screen labels. [IMG]http://i782.photobucket.com/albums/yy106/waandersonatsbcglobaldotnet/IndianHeadSet1857-1909.jpg[/IMG][/QUOTE]
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