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<p>[QUOTE="alexthebold, post: 1702993, member: 50759"]I recently came across some Air-Tite capsules in the 40mm size at a yard sale. However, they don't have the ring inserts. They are JUST big enough to put an American Silver Eagle coin into. So I tried it with one and am very glad I then thought to myself, "Hmm ... Okay, that was a tight fit getting it in. Can I still remove the coin?"</p><p><br /></p><p>So, first question. Is it safe to squeeze a coin like that? Does anyone actually store their Eagles in the 40mm capsules? It seems like a heck of an extraction problem, as well as potentially damaging to the coin's reeds (as well as the rest of the coin if you have to use tools to break the capsule away). </p><p><br /></p><p>Second question. I hate to waste things, so I'd like to use the capsules up on coins that they actually will fit comfortably with ring inserts. Which American (or Canadian) coins would fit into a 40mm capsule with a ring insert? Or, more generally, what does the ring insert that goes into a 40mm capsule reduce the inner diameter of the capsule to?</p><p><br /></p><p>This is what I get for going for a bargain!</p><p><br /></p><p>Many thanks.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="alexthebold, post: 1702993, member: 50759"]I recently came across some Air-Tite capsules in the 40mm size at a yard sale. However, they don't have the ring inserts. They are JUST big enough to put an American Silver Eagle coin into. So I tried it with one and am very glad I then thought to myself, "Hmm ... Okay, that was a tight fit getting it in. Can I still remove the coin?" So, first question. Is it safe to squeeze a coin like that? Does anyone actually store their Eagles in the 40mm capsules? It seems like a heck of an extraction problem, as well as potentially damaging to the coin's reeds (as well as the rest of the coin if you have to use tools to break the capsule away). Second question. I hate to waste things, so I'd like to use the capsules up on coins that they actually will fit comfortably with ring inserts. Which American (or Canadian) coins would fit into a 40mm capsule with a ring insert? Or, more generally, what does the ring insert that goes into a 40mm capsule reduce the inner diameter of the capsule to? This is what I get for going for a bargain! Many thanks.[/QUOTE]
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