300 Pieces Cardboard Coin Holder Flip Mega Assortment, 2 by 2 Inch for Coin Collection (6 Sizes)

Just what a friend needed, loves it!

Keeps your coins secure and safe. Very Good quality

Excellent value!! A Little Thinner than older brands, but Still Plenty of thickness for protection and storage! Love mine!! I actually like the slight thinner holders. Easier to Staple shut, but Still very thick and durable! A wonderful bargain for storing my Valuable Collectable coins!

I bought these 2x2 coin flips after I ran out of the supply that came with my collection starter kit since I still had almost 100 coins to preserve. While I was mostly just looking for value (the 300 pieces in this set was very good from a per-piece standpoint), it was immediately clear that the quality was a little bit lacking compared to the BCW 2x2's I had been using. The cardboard itself was a good deal thinner than the BCW version, and the plastic windows seemed thinner as well. For most of the coin sizes, this wasn't much of a problem.It wasn't until I tried to use the size for the largest coins that I had an issue. Any time I tried to use the flips large enough to hold a large coin like a US Eisenhower dollar, the flip would not reliably fold correctly. The thinness of the cardboard, and the small amount of material between the crease and the window caused the flip to buckle instead of fold over, so i had to pre-fold any of the large sizes before inserting the coin and stapling. Luckily I didn't have to use this size that often so it was more of a nuisance than a major problem, however I feel that thicker/sturdier cardboard might not have had this problem.I also noticed a higher occurrence of flips that did not align completely when folded that I was seeing with the BCW flips. At least a half-dozen times after folding I would see an edge that wasn't square, with either a misaligned fold or an edge that didn't seem to have been cut correctly. It's a little distracting to see these edges while looking through my coin binder. Beyond those issues, the flips do what they are supposed to: protect coins/provide a convenient way to sort, label and display coins. The finish on the flips was good for using an extra-fine point sharpee for labeling, but might be a little too glossy for other types of pens.If you're on a budget, these flips will be a good way to organize and display a large coin collection at over 300 pieces. If you are a stickler for perfection, you might want to look elsewhere.

These flips come new. These were probably new. I recently bought 4 pounds of pennies. That's around 600 pennies. After I had all them in flips I noticed I had one "S" Mint. I wish I had realized that in the first 300 pennies. I found a very reliable store for pennies. Pick the penny and the grade you want. I forget where I bought these. Probably that place named after a jungle in South America. I'm a Prime Member. Free 2 day shipping. Let's see that bank promise that.

Good

Not much to say about cardboard coin holders. They do the job and are inexpensive. Enough said.

Good assortment of Size kinda flimsy compared to others. The big issue is the clear windows have a sticky substance that becomes cloudy when touched.