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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Just Carl, post: 808600, member: 4552&quot;]Nonsence. All you have to do is look at the package or box the tape comes in, contact that manufacturer for the ingrediants in their products. I&#039;ve done that with 3M and a few others. I always like to throw in a statement that this call may be monitored for security purposes. They always do that to me so I get even. For their clear tape there is nothing on them or in them that will create any reactions with metals. Guranteed or you can report them to the Federal Government you know. </p><p>I switched to clear tape on all my 2x2&#039;s for many reasons. </p><p>Much cheaper than staples.</p><p>Easier to open with a little knife, just slit the tape and POOF, open.</p><p>If you place in those plastic sheets that hold 20 they go in and out easier.</p><p>If you staple a 2x2, place to your lips and blow on the stapled side and you will see your breath goes right through. Not so with tape. This means your staples are just not helping seal the coins. </p><p>If you place your 2x2&#039;s in one of those Whitman 2 row boxes, they slide in and out without snagging on a staple. </p><p>No chance of a staple scratching a coin.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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