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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;The Virginian, post: 887882, member: 15201&quot;]I have been using Eagle Coin Holders for about 24 years and in my experience they are one of the best holders even compared to slabs that I have ever used.&nbsp; I have copper coins that have not changed color in all this time and silver coins that still look nice and white.&nbsp; The other advantage they have over many holders is they have a tight fit when used properly and protect the coin with nice thick inert mylar sheets that really grab the coin and keep it in place.&nbsp; Adding varied thickness sheets accomplishes this and to keep the holder from poppin open after assembly, I use a very thin film of clear nail polish in the grooves and lands of the frame.&nbsp; This helps hold the holder together, but still allows the holder to be easily disassembled if need.&nbsp; I also like using my laser printer to make custom clear labels on the white framed holders and cut them to size.&nbsp; This gives the holder a very professional look and folks at coin shows always ask me how I did that and where do I get these holders?&nbsp; The downside is they are a bit expensive for cheaper coins, but even for my very expensive coins in the $150-$3500 range, they are excellent protection.&nbsp; I do keep all of them in Intercept Shield boxes for added protection with a dessicant pack in each box.&nbsp; Yes, they do take a little more time to assemble and I always use canned air to make sure no dust is on the mylar when assembling them with coins.&nbsp; I really like them and don&#039;t know why more collectors don&#039;t use them?&nbsp; BTW: I don&#039;t work for Eagle or have a stake in their company...I just really like their holders!<img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie2" alt=";)" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" />[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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