These coin pages are great because they are inexpensive and will hold any cardboard holders or flips that are 2x2 or smaller. Each page contains 20 pockets. These pockets have a slit at the top that allow the coin holders to be inserted, but hold firm to prevent the holder from falling out. With these pages coin holders can be easily removed and reinserted many times. These pages are made from polypropylene and are archival safe. They also contain no PVC or any chemicals that can harm your holders or collection. Fits Standard 3-Ring binders.

• Acid free, no PVC
• Engineered to lay flat
• Strong, laser-welded seams
• Number of pockets per page: 20
• Page Dimensions: 9 3/4" x 11 3/8"
  

• Pocket Dimensions: 2 1/8" x 2 1/8"
• Made in the USA

Singles, 10 count, 25 count, and 100 count are now new Laser weld technology 

Our LaserWeld 20-Pocket Pages are a premium product that are head and shoulders above any other poly pages available on the market today. As the name suggests, these pages are manufactured using our patented laser-welding process. This gives a finer weld line compared to standard hot press or sonic welding while also being stronger. Thinner lines also put more focus on your coins or slides, making them aesthetically superior as well. LaserWeld pages sit flat and smooth. Other methods can make the material wavy or curved. This helps to minimize glare and pillowing, making displays and photos more attractive. The flatness of the pages will also let you fit more in a 3-Ring Binder or Album. This allows you to use smaller binders to hold your collection, or let larger ones hold even more!

The LaserWeld pages are made from two layers of heavy-duty, 115-micron polypropylene. In additional to the acid-free, archival properties of polypropylene, the thicker material adds an extra buffer between your collection and any spill, scratches, or other damage that may occur. Use our LaserWeld 20-Pocket Pages to protect, store and display collectible coins like: uncirculated coins, antique coins, U.S. small cents (1856 to date), and many more!