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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;dougsmit, post: 2236001, member: 19463&quot;]True, but it is good to learn your coins well enough that you can separate all the labels and reassemble them in a certain amount of time without references.&nbsp; (Got that idea from the Army and rifles in basic training.) You need enough on your label that you can separate similar coins or you need to stop buying so many similar coins.&nbsp; Some of my Septimius coins have &#039;o/c left&#039; or &#039;dark&#039; or &#039;bright&#039; on the label (back of it works) to separate similar items.&nbsp; When I broke down the trays, I put the labels in the paper envelopes with the coin.&nbsp; They were made on 65 pound acid free, lignin free cardstock available at office supply stores.&nbsp; Paper cutters are cheap now but my wife says she married me because I owned one in the 1960&#039;s (for photography use) and not all schoolteachers had access to one.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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