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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;CamaroDMD, post: 322398, member: 5233&quot;]OK, when I first started collecting coins I started out using those crappy blue whitman cardboard books like a lot of people did.&nbsp; I still have some of my collection housed in these types of books (nothing valuable), but I would like to do something inexpensive but safer with them.&nbsp; I was thinking about using cardboard 2x2s (sealed with staples) and placing them in plastic pages in a binder.&nbsp; But, a lot of those pages are listed as vinyl which worries me because of the presence of PVC.&nbsp; Are vinyl pages safe to use or do they emit a gas that will damage the coins housed in the 2x2s.</p><p><br /></p><p>Also, is this the best way to house a collection like this.&nbsp; I know the airtites and intercept shield holders are the best...but for inexpensive coins is this an OK way to house them.&nbsp; Also, will the 2x2 intercept shield holders fit in the same pages as the 2x2s?&nbsp; For example, if I wanted to put a set of Lincolns in 2x2s in a book...but I wanted the nicer coins in intercept shield holders, could those be mixed in the pages where needed?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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