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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;dougsmit, post: 4515340, member: 19463&quot;]These jars come with a foam insert that is soft and easily compresses but hold the item in place as you placed it.&nbsp; If the item is thick, you can cut it a bit to make the pressure less&nbsp; which is what I&nbsp; do for larger items like the Akragas &#039;teeth&#039; that do not fit in paper envelopes well. </p><p><img src="https://www.gemsondisplay.com/products-zoom/83-2M(BK)-2.jpg" class="bbCodeImage wysiwygImage" alt="" unselectable="on" /> </p><p>They come in several sizes with up to 50 jars in a box with foam insert.&nbsp; The ones I get locally also have a glass in cardboard lid over all the jars.&nbsp; The glass lid more than doubles the price to $12 as of ten years ago when I got mine.&nbsp; Most of mine are the 36 jar set but I got one 50 which fits small size cash in stacks so duplicates stay together.&nbsp; The obvious problem with these is that you only see one side of the coin unless you open them.&nbsp; Most people put a adhesive label on the outside of the jar but I made acid free paper &#039;doughnuts&#039; using two circular punches I borrowed from my daughter who scrapbooks and has all the tools.&nbsp; My small silver has been in these for about 15 years now without my noticing problems (toning etc.) but I do not know if these are fully archival.&nbsp; I have not been back to the store where I got them for ten years so I do not know if they are still available but I see things online with the idea so I suspect they are a standard item for some use.&nbsp; I will need another if I buy another few coins since my four boxes are almost full now.&nbsp; If I can not find more that match, I can always evict the cash.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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