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11-09-2024, 10:05 AM
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You could definitely buy those press and seal coin holders inexpensively online or at any coin store. There has to be a great size available for these if you quickly research.
If I collected these and had a couple of piles of beaters that I didn't want to permanently encase in such a fashion, I'd be buying a few empty Colgan's tins. For the people on the forum who own these tins, are they safe for this purpose? Will the cards go in and out with ease? 
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