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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;bhp3rd, post: 523811, member: 16510&quot;]<b>This case in contains PVC and even if it didn&#039;t,</b></p><p><br /></p><p>This flip contains PVC and even if it didn&#039;t there is no value ad with it in this flip.&nbsp; Take it out and put it in any number of available better type holders on the market.</p><p><b>It may well come as a shock to collectors but as said albums with slides are bad, very bad.&nbsp; Albums with slides are never a good idea to keep coins in - only the most seasoned professional can manipulate these without damage either putting them in or taking them out with out surface scratches.&nbsp; Also they leave little specks of cardboard material on the face of the coins after you have seated them no matter how careful you are.</b></p><p>The best holder are the most expensive acrylic&nbsp; 2-piece type holders either for individual coins or sets - they are very expensive and (IMO) should only be used for valuable sets of coins such as high grade type sets and complete sets with many key dates in them.</p><p>Still by far the best and most cost effective way to keep coins in in clean 2x2&#039;s that have had the dust removed by canned air first then always use pliers to flatten staples or use a self flattening (worth it&#039;s weight in gold)stapler, labeled and then put in 20 pocket pages and a three ring binder.&nbsp; This method offers both protection, is cost effective, and are easily switched out or other wise manipulated as time goes on plus they can be customized to your liking.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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