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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Phil Ham, post: 1892632, member: 5787&quot;]I will say that this was a very good read.&nbsp; I use many different types of coin storage include the 2&quot;x2&quot;.&nbsp; Yes, you&nbsp; can get a little dust on them but it can be mitigated by a piece of tissue paper or compressed air if you&#039;re a little obsessd.&nbsp; I find them quite useful to store lower valued coins by denomination and year.&nbsp; I even store some higher valued foreign coins so that I can put them in plastic sleeves and keep them by country in a&nbsp; ringed binder.&nbsp; Since most of the coins are of lower value, I find it ridiculous to pay more than a couple of cents a piece for storage on them.&nbsp; Thus, I buy a few thousand every year at a coin show or from the wizzard.&nbsp; I love my intercept shield storage albums but they do have one big drawback.&nbsp; It is quite hard to get some coins, especially proof coins, into those holes.&nbsp; I hate to admit it, but I&#039;ve used the back end of a pen to push them into the hole.&nbsp; The process of getting them into the hole will sometimes crease the page.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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