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The coin paper flips and top loaders are the standard holders. Unlike cards, pins and coins are sturdy, so there much less concern about protection.
Unless you have a pressing need, there's no need to send them to PSA. Unless perhaps you have a spectacular card or coin. I've always liked the various pins and coins, especially the Armour Coins. They're memorabilia that happen to fall into the card genre. Last edited by drcy; 03-06-2021 at 12:19 AM. 
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