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<p>[QUOTE="panzerman, post: 3979957, member: 77704"]I also had a lot of my stuff in those older flips. But, there was NO PCV damage, coins where 100 percent perfect. Now, I have them all (except TPG slabbed ones) in SAFLIPS. I have seen cases where the coins are damaged. But, it was a case of them being stored in a hot environment/ plastic flips looked like they suffered heat damage.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="panzerman, post: 3979957, member: 77704"]I also had a lot of my stuff in those older flips. But, there was NO PCV damage, coins where 100 percent perfect. Now, I have them all (except TPG slabbed ones) in SAFLIPS. I have seen cases where the coins are damaged. But, it was a case of them being stored in a hot environment/ plastic flips looked like they suffered heat damage.[/QUOTE]
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