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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;FitzNigel, post: 2527558, member: 74712&quot;]I may be a bit odd in this, but to save on paper and printing, I only create labels for my coins when I have ten ready to go in my album (My coin label file only fits 10 labels on a page, back &amp; front are side-by-side which I then fold in half).&nbsp; Until that time, the coins sit in their saflip in a separate 2x2 sheet with any accompanying labels from the seller.&nbsp; Today however, was the day labels were printed and new coins officially added (graduated) to the collection!</p><p><br /></p><p>[ATTACH=full]539782[/ATTACH] </p><p>Album at top left, underclass men &quot;holding cell&quot; lower left, and a proof copy on right.&nbsp; I accidentally printed that on regular paper inseam of good cardstock. But it worked out since there were a couple of errors.&nbsp; Most of the coins were old coins that needed new labels, but a few recent purchases made &#039;graduation day&#039; necessary</p><p><br /></p><p>[ATTACH=full]539783[/ATTACH] </p><p>Today&#039;s &#039;graduation&#039; was just for medieval coins - I have a similar practice for the ancients (which get different labels), but need 4 more coins before they are ready to go.&nbsp; However, the medieval binder is looking good, but there is one little lady who just arrived and couldn&#039;t join this graduating class.&nbsp; She&#039;ll have to wait a bit longer (but she&#039;s a special one, so it&#039;ll be worth the wait...)[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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