OnFireGuyRed Cap Tube & 20-Pack 38mm Black Ring Coin Holders for Silver Dollars | Protective Coin Cases for 1oz Silver Morgan Peace Eisenhower Dollars

Glad i found these. Material and quality are top notch. I bought all the sizes and im switching all my coins and bars to this brand. You wont regret it!

Best capsule ever quality is perfect, tube is nice quality as well, very good value

Great for my coin storage needs. Love that they use airtite capsules.

These work well to protect coins and rounds from grubby hands, impacts, scratches, and to some degree tarnishing. The tube is handy, too.Both the tube and the capsules are friction fit but quite tight. I like these ring-style capsules better than the ones without rings because they accommodate coins/rounds of slightly varying sizes and keep them from jostling around. I'm not sure there is damage done by jostling coins in regular capsules, but there's certainly a reduction in perceived quality. Anyway, my view is that these are the way to go for coins and rounds that are at least somewhat delicate/precious.This is the right size for silver canadian maple leaves and silver Brittanias. If you want to do generic rounds, they are 39 mm. You can probably fit them in here, but you might as well buy the 39 mm capsules instead. I would not use these for 40 mm coins like American silver eagles and Australian Kangaroos.Capsules for 38, 39, and 40 mm coins all have the same exterior dimensions and will fit well in this tube.

Capsules: perfect and add a touch of elegance. I do like how they come opened and you just drop your coin in there and close er up!Container: Unfortunately, one of the containers I bought - the bottom is not sealed at a 90 degree, leaving the coins in there at an increasingly odd angle. Wish that could be remedied. The one pictured left is the angled one.

Fits maple leaves perfectly. Clear and tight fit. Silver rounds are in a few different sizes, make sure it fits and you won't be disappointed at all with the quality and fitment.

Ordered these as a temporary solution while I waited on a shipment of Quadrum Intercept holds to come in. When the Quadrums finally came and i put a coin in one I immediately thought "This doesn't seem nearly as sung and secure as the other ones".I decided to run a small test by putting a piece of paper towel in each one and submerging them in coffee. Right away I noticed air bubbles coming from the Quadrum and the paper towel was stained with coffee. These however have kept the towel safe and dry.Needless to say, these are what's going to be protecting my coins from now on.

I have tried a lot of different coin capsule and coin storage companies and yet it is the offerings from OnFireGuy that has captured my business. Their coin capsules are well made and well package to avoid scratching.These folks have earned my business.