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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;lrbguy, post: 3631866, member: 88829&quot;]I have some older Saflips that were kept in <i>vinyl</i> pages (shudder) for several years.&nbsp; The flips turned so yellow they dimmed the view of the coin.&nbsp; Scrapped that.&nbsp; For real long term archival protection acid free paper envelopes in an acid free box/enclosure is probably the best, but not if you need ready access to the coins for study purposes. (i.e. typological study).&nbsp; Saflips in a non-PVC page is my compromise for ready-viewing storage of material I frequently study.&nbsp; Deep long term storage will get different treatment.</p><p><br /></p><p>I too have the experience of stretched pockets on coin pages; and worse.&nbsp; I use three ring binders to house the pages with coins, and these stand on a shelf.&nbsp; The load of coins causes stretching and tugging at the ring holes as well as crumpling at the bottom right of the pages when they are not completely filled.&nbsp; I have not found an adequate solution that gets <i>all</i> of the job done my way so far.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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