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“Safe” flip I believe
Comment from : @SteakMan71

Or get a flat clinch stapler
Comment from : @TRUTHbot3000

Tetra or edgar marcus snap holders for the big $ stuff
Comment from : @TRUTHbot3000

I got a penny graded by a local coin dealer for 400,000
Comment from : @joanstevens5647

Hey Blue! I was actually thinking this morning what to store the coins I find or hunt that are worth $$$ Other than this short do you have a video in the past that dives into this deeper? Have a great week and happy hunting!
Comment from : @WTXMD-jq1qs

They make flat clamp staplers that work perfect for cardboard flips
Comment from : @KingofKings454

Just flatten your staples and throw them in 4×5 binder sheets for 2×2s Theyre like a buck a sheet and if you do your 2×2s really nice and tight your coins will be just fine
Comment from : @TheWinstonDouble

Nah
Comment from : @lelebella3252

Could use a flat-clinch stapler Problem solved
Comment from : @Brandontb92

You should flatten those staples with needle nose pliers That's what I do Honestly I have seen $3,000 coins in cardboard holders
Comment from : @DanielHughes-rf2yf

I have a 1899 coin could you tell me it's value if any
Comment from : @animelover2441

Oops I have my 1883 & 1886 nickels in these 😬 but mine don't have the staples closing it So is it okay without those?
Comment from : @BabyMonkeyDefender

If they aren't mylar and are pvc they will destroy the coin
Comment from : @vikctorrkreedd6418

How do you get a coin graded
Comment from : @derosa195

Thanks blue
Comment from : @bigscore1

Great video as usual
Comment from : @vm999

How can I get ahold of you can you send me an email or something please? I follow all your accounts and I I have a question regarding a coin that's the size of the Palm my hand that's supposed to be a Cheerios coin The research I've gathered says there's only 5500 of them and only 81 known specimens I was wanting to tag you in it and see what you can tell me Thank you
Comment from : @beanierowan8043

Thanks for the Tips appreciate it we just been digging 😎 and digging building up Everything helpsbrbr Stay positive ✨️
Comment from : @LilyRoseElectric

I never thought of that I need to let my dad know He stores all is coins, including rare silver and a couple gold in those white cardboard holders
Comment from : @upholdthesecond92

Hay I have a 1952 D mint mark wheat penny The word God has two D’s in it
Comment from : @arbormike789

If bPROPERLY/b stored the staples will not wear throught the windowsbrSounds more like a commercial than a helpful hint
Comment from : @mybetterhalf6373

Will the cellophane on the cardboard holder oxidize, or put a film on the coin, after a long period?
Comment from : @nononsensedragon9438

I’ve really been enjoying your content Thanks for all the help!! Can you do a video on some of your best finds?
Comment from : @yangchen7982

A tac hammer is good for flattening those staples, but yeahupgrade for better coins
Comment from : @jjr6929

I use scotch tape!
Comment from : @passthepuck

I actually have a couple of them
Comment from : @dorkarodriguez4040

How can I sell a 1934 $20 bill
Comment from : @dorkarodriguez4040

I have 2 dime damage coins how can i sell it
Comment from : @lionelsenesca7230

I have multiple coins over $400 each in the cardboard Im always weary about them rubbing each other Might be time to move them
Comment from : @danielnswainful

Thank you! I don't use staples
Comment from : @jackiecarter7815

I actually take a needle nose pliers to smash the staples flat Saffliffs cool though
Comment from : @ivariverson3256

How do you get coins graded
Comment from : @Ash-yb1yo

My aunt told me to always use protection and use a cover
Comment from : @Custom3dPrinting4U

Safe flip or "safflip"? I want to get some
Comment from : @TEN89_jburney

"Caught someone"? Hopefully they got a spanking and will never ever do it again
Comment from : @TEN89_jburney

Thanks for that I was just looking at protective cases
Comment from : @dopeyheathen8342

Wait, wait, waithas Paula seen this short yet? :-P
Comment from : @shannonsmith8914

Just use flat back staples and put the 2x2s in binder pages I’d much rather do that than have my coins sliding around in flips
Comment from : @christianautor2772

Absolutely! If I get a coin in cardboard and I don't have anything handy to replace it with, I at least crimp the staples flat with the cardboard But high end coins, it's a trip to the LCS for airtites or it's off for grading
Comment from : @richardmetcalf2346

How should you organize your coin collection? I’ve started sorting through piles of house change and ran to Hobby Lobby for plastic organizer boxes with little compartments but realized that’s probably not the best method How do you organize what’s special from the heard of “I’ll go back through those another day to look for errors”?
Comment from : @PBCPrincess1

what a goddam shame
Comment from : @Kyle_C33

Thank you always with the good information
Comment from : @mauroaraujo7093

I sometimes made Plastic Collars (rings) to keep the coins separated from the staples I even used the small zip lock baggies (that people would put a gram of parsley in), when I first started, but now I use the Plastic flips
Comment from : @steveturner2231

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Comment from : @lelaniea4956

I watch you constantly erase my wife ( I love it)HOWEVER I'm contacting you about a 1994-D with a D over D mint mark How common is this error? All I've been seeing is about the pillars Thank you
Comment from : @smurfmisfit2779