I understand Intercept Shield's technology is tried-and-true, as my company has been using the stuff for years. Anyone try their nice looking plastic 2x2" holders that have the same technology? thanks!
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I understand Intercept Shield's technology is tried-and-true, as my company has been using the stuff for years. Anyone try their nice looking plastic 2x2" holders that have the same technology? thanks!
I like them a lot. They display (most) of the coin quite well along with supplying protection from handling.
My only complaint is the same one I have with TPG holders...ie, one cannot see the edge of the coin. With many of the coins I specialize in this "side" is as important as the obverse or reverse.
My only complaint is the same one I have with TPG holders...ie, one cannot see the edge of the coin. With many of the coins I specialize in this "side" is as important as the obverse or reverse.
I use them for some of my cents and for my ASEs. I think they're great and relatively inexpensive.
QUOTE(bustchaser @ Jun 5 2006, 01:05 PM)
I like them a lot. They display (most) of the coin quite well along with supplying protection from handling.
My only complaint is the same one I have with TPG holders...ie, one cannot see the edge of the coin. With many of the coins I specialize in this "side" is as important as the obverse or reverse.
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My only complaint is the same one I have with TPG holders...ie, one cannot see the edge of the coin. With many of the coins I specialize in this "side" is as important as the obverse or reverse.
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yeah, I hear you on not being able to see the coin edges. I understand from reading that this inner (dark brown) ring is the material that retards the corrosion of the coin, so I can understand why they couldn't leave it out.
Doug
I use it for my Lincoln proofs, I like how the black brings out the reddish.
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