Preserving Banknotes is Paramount
2020-04-23 Thu
Banknotes are vulnerable to many things such as extreme temperature, environment, sunlight, etc. If you are a paper money collector and would like to hold for a very long time. Then it is a prime task for you to learn how to store it properly. Conserving paper is not difficult when done in an appropriate manner. Where you save your money is as important as what material you will use to preserve the money. The important task is to keep the money in a cool and dry place. One must ensure that money is in a place with low humidity, as the recommended humidity is between 45 and 55 %.The notes must not be exposed to direct sunlight. It is not recommended to store in Lighthouse Currency Album.
This is a high-quality album with 100 integrated clear sheets for storing 300 banknotes. The sheets are 100% free from acid and chemical softener. The album has an attractive, cheerful look thanks to the coloured banknote motifs from all over the world. It is a practical and resistant product as it features an easy-to-clean cover.
The dimension of the inner sheet is 168 x 90 mm and outer dimension of the product is 245 x 300 x 60 mm.
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