From http://www.brent-krueger.com/airtite.html

The choice holder of numismatic archivists. All holders are manufactured using acrylic plastic with a non-yellowing agent, producing a two-piece snap together friction fit cover and base. Rings are produced by cross linked polyethylene (trade name "Volara"), which is totally inert. None of the components contain any PVC. The holders are highly durable and scratch resistant.

BTW: On the camera, it looks like a White Balance issue. You camera may have a setting for different lighting conditions to get the color to come out right. Looks like the pic was taken under incandescent lighting in a setting made for natural light. Light bulbs are much more yellow than daylight.

You may be able to use a generic white balance setting or some camera will let you do a manual one by pointing at a white pice of paper in the light you are using and it sets it from there. Check you manual for White Balance.

Try this company for Airtite holders...link. I've ordered from them before.

You ever used the albums to hold airtites? Been seriously thinking about getting some and wondered what people thought of them who have used them.

Thank you for the links! (And thanks for the directions T'bunny )

I really like the look and feel of these airtites as opposed to the generic ones that I use. I am finally getting a more focused idea of how I will continue my world coin collection and how it's organized; and this appeals to me as a storage option.

I also get mine from JP's.

What have your experiences been with the size and thus "snuggness" of the rings? Does the exact mm size make the coin sit snuggly or loosely? Or should one buy a slightly smaller ring measurement to get the coin to fit securely, so there is no wiggle or sliding room?

The ones I have fit snuggly to Canadian Silver Dollars, there's no wiggle room.

For US coins... (ahem Franklins) you can also get direct fits. Didn't I send you one in a direct fit?

Yes, you did.

I like the added black ring; it really highlights the silver color of the coin. It is purely for show I know, but it brings out the coins so much more. Like a photo being framed. I am thinking that I could have my primary coins in these type of holders.

Yes, they certainly do look nice.

I've been buying from this guy ever since he launched his website, Airtites.com. He has the complete Airtite line as well as other supplies:

http://www.air-tites.com/ATringtype1.htm
Air-Tites.com | AirTite Ring Type Coin Holder Plastic Capsule

and his wholesale bulk order page:

http://www.air-tites.com/ATbulkairtite.htm
Air-Tites.com | Wholesale Air-Tite Coin Capsules & Coin Supplies