Coin Tube with Spacers?

I received my order yesterday and I must say, I was a little disappointed. I ordered the 2009 Centennial Lincoln Cent 12pc PDS Set and all the cents were nice (for Zincolns) EXCEPT the S's. Two or three of them were discolored or fogged up a little. They all were in airtites but obviously that was done by an employee. I took some pics but my hands were shaking so my pics didn't come out good. I will attempt to retake them at some point in the next few days. I was going to return the set but talked to my boyfriend about it and he said I should just keep them and since they're made primarily of zinc, just chalk it up to the fact that they can't prevent damage from happening. He said he'd help me replace the S's in the future. But the whole process with this company only took about two weeks, tops. Their BBB rating is A+ so I may order from them again in the future...time will tell.

 

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It's the only place on the internet I could find that sold these. And I did lots of different type of searches. There is no manufacturer name on the holder and without that I only have Google.

I'll pay or donate $5 to anyone who can find an online retailer that sells these holders.

 

this ain't cheap, but it's a more secure option probably.
https://www.amazon.com/Container-Ai...coin+tube+for+quarters&qid=1633445369&sr=8-34 basically a coin tube that fits airtite capsules and comes with the 20 capsules.

If you wanted to be really secure about it. LOL

 

Collectors alliance sells them. just add to cart and pay with a credit card or paypal or whatever.

No idea if they are good or not but the site looks secure at least.

 

I find a similar product, made in china, sold in the UK called Briskay coin holder. it holds capsules though. this appears to be a modified version of that, that collectors alliance had china crank out which is why you dont' find something similar yet, give it a year, I'm sure they are on those container ships that are sitting off California. LOL