Box storage

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godsey1
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Box storage

Post by godsey1 »

What do you all that store your box's flat think of these toploaders?

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It looks like these would be a VERY safe way of shipping box's also. I like the idea, and bought these just to how the box's fit, and I must say they fit great.

Tony
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Re: Box storage

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Good idea, dependant on cost.
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Idris
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Re: Box storage

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I agree, that looks like a solution to the age-old problem of shipping boxes safely. Do you have a link to a supplier for us?
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Re: Box storage

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Dad & I use some of these for our coin slabs and many other types available in the murky waters and quite affordable too!
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godsey1
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Re: Box storage

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Here is the seller I got them from: http://www.ebay.com/itm/400664120627?_t ... EBIDX%3AIT . They are pretty cheap, They have them cheaper than the company that makes them. They auctions for 25, 50 or 100 counts, and you can buy more than one set. I don't know these people, but was very happy with the sell. They seem perfect for shipping or storage of extra box's. I wouldn't advise putting in bad condition box's, as pulling them out might be a little hard, or damage them.

I inserted these box's and pulled them out with no problem several time's.

Tony
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