Protect Your Growing Collection
2020-04-22 Wed
Collectors from coastal areas face issues while storing their currency collection such as high humidity, air pollution, saline air, and extreme temperatures. Such natural components interfere with their stored collection of banknotes. Therefore, it is important to store banknotes in protective holders or albums. In a way to keep them in an area of relatively uniform temperature and humidity also away from direct sunlight.Here, Mintage World suggest you go for transparent LEUCHTTURM plastic sheets with three horizontal pockets are ideal for storing banknotes postcards, playing and trading cards as well as documents of all types in A4 and A5 size.
The sheets are suitable for all LEUCHTTURM GRANDE binders as well as all common office binders with a standard 4-ring mechanism. The pockets provide real protection by covering completely the inserted collector’s pieces. The quality of a given product is 100% free from chemical softeners and acids. This is made of polypropylene material. The pack is of 50 sheets. All the sheets are transparent in color. The dimension of the sheet is 242 x 312 mm.
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