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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Victor, post: 189743, member: 5454&quot;]Just a couple of things.&nbsp; First, I sold the AHS albums and no longer need to find the capsules I started this thread for.&nbsp; As it turns out, the only ones that fit that album have to be bought from American Historic Society and they have to be bought with a coin inside.&nbsp; What a giant ripoff.&nbsp; I found that an airtite is just a tad smaller than the opening in the album.&nbsp; I thought of using a small dot of superglue on the backside of the capsule to hold the smaller Airtite in the openings.&nbsp; You would never see it because this album only shows the obverses.&nbsp; You could still pry the front half of the capsule open if needed even when the back half is glued in.&nbsp; Anyway after much fiddling and numerous perplexing phone calls to American Historic Society, I have sold out and I&#039;m done with it.&nbsp; What a wild goose chase. So just a warning to anyone not to buy coins from AHS. </p><p><br /></p><p>Second, I was told by two different dealers that the mint has their own size capsules.&nbsp; That means an Airtite or Kointain type capsule won&#039;t fit the mint box.&nbsp; I do not know if this is true and never checked it out.</p><p>So dreamer, you may have to find a used one from someone who has sent the granite lady coin out.</p><p>It is funny that there are so many sizes of capsules.&nbsp; You&#039;d think that they would make them all the same.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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