MUDOR 200 Pocket Coin Sleeves Pages for Collectors, Standard 9-Hole Collection Pages fit Most Binder, 10 Sheets Coin Collecting Supplies for Stamp, Badges etc (20 Pocket -10 Sheets)

As described

I did choose this 6 column sleeve over the 5 column sleeve because I would be able to display more quarters per page and I am very glad that this works out. They fit snug, so I don't hope to have to frequently take them out, but that's probably for the best as it keeps the coins from turning too much in the pocket. I admit I have not shoved them all the way in to see how difficult they are to remove, and I don't plan to voluntarily at the moment. I have petite fingers, but the pockets feel sturdy enough even when I have to dig my fingers in to take the coin out.

So in the jewelry section of Amazon, I saw that they were selling what just look like baseball card, pages with pvc bags inside to store jewelry. So I realized that the pages that organize coins would be 1 million times better because they’re made of the same material that the bag inserts are. anyway, I bought a ton to organize my sterling silver pendants (we own a jewelry store). It allows me to store tons of inventory in a single binder that would typically take up multiple drawers. They are incredibly sturdy and deprive my pendants of oxygen, which is great, because oxygen makes silver tarnish. And I can organize each page based on the category of the pendants. Because they have different sizes, I can use the pages with larger compartments for bigger pieces. Super sturdy. Keeps my inventory as shiny as the day I refinished it. So while I’m sure these are great for coin collectors, they are a dream for organizing jewelry.

These MUDOR 200-pocket coin pages are great — my coins finally have a place to hang out besides my junk drawer. The 9-hole standard fit works well in most binders, and the pockets are roomy enough for coins, stamps, and even my rare “I found a button on the sidewalk” collectibles. Only reason it’s 4 stars instead of 5: the pages are a little slippery at first, and if you’re a perfectionist like me, sliding coins in without dropping one can feel like a minor gymnastics event. Still, solid quality and does the job. Funny enough, my cat tried to “inspect” the coins… and let’s just say now I have security concerns for my shiny friends. Overall: practical, neat, and makes me feel like a serious collector — just maybe get some coin-handling gloves. 🪙

Good selection of coin holders in acid-free plastic

Good price, quick delivery and exactly what I needed for my coin collection.

The pros, the plastic is very nice. The coins slide into each square easily, I wish each square was 2“ x 2“ so if you have your coins in the protectors that are stapled or in the round plastic coin protectors, they will fit in these. I will still use these for some of my other coins.

These coin pages are not that great. They work, are sturdy. But they smell really bad, some kind of chemical smell. They are clear but yellowish in color, not like the other brands I use with 3 or 4 slot pages for holding currency or other items. I wouldn’t recommend them. They sure are cheaper but you get what you pay for! I am not sure about durability. After this experience I decided to pay a little for and stick to BCW brand for such pages.