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The Air-Tite Model H Black Ring Coin Capsule was invented to be the industry standard for protecting and displaying precious coins, whether a pristine uncirculated 1/2 oz American Gold Eagle, a historic Large Cent, or a rare 1/2 oz Platinum Eagle. Comprised of non-reactive materials of archival grade, manufactured in the United States, it forms a secure preservation-ready environment that protects coins against environmental exposure and physical issues. The well-made, 2-part snap-together, lock-tight, sealing system provides the collector and investor permanent assurance.
Further to protection, this capsule improves presentation. The inactive black sponge ring sets a pleasing contrast so that the metallic shininess of gold, silver, and platinum coins can shine out. It is not only a case; it is a professional preservation system that cannot scratch, nor leave fingerprints, nor damage their coins, enabling collectors to enjoy and handle their coins and preserve long-term value and pleasure.
When choosing the best option in coin protection really matters to be knowledgeable of the minute but important details of capsule design and materials. The Air-Tite Model H ring-type capsule has long been considered among the best cap-goblin capsules when it comes to permanent storage, providing the collector with reassurance and protection that rivals that of the professional.
Such capsomes are perfect fits and well-struck, modern coins. But the ring-type design has different benefits that are favoured by experienced collectors.
Your Air-Tite capsule is easy to assemble and guarantees a strong seal which prevents any mishaps to your coin and your skin oils.
The statement of archival safety is not a mere marketing slogan; it is a scientific guarantee of the stability of materials. The chemical safety of the storage environment is the sole determinant of any collection in the long term.
Most soft coin flips and album pages of the last few decades were produced using Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC). In order to make the plastic flexible, plasticizers were added. These plasticizers flow over to the surface of the coin, in time, particularly in warm or humid environments. The result is a sticky acidic residue--usually in the form of a fog-like curtain or what many call green slime. This fuses with the metal in the coin, leaving permanent corrosion, pitting, and discoloration, which can severely reduce value. When this process begins, it cannot be reversed; it can only be slowed down.
Premium injection-molded acrylic is used to make Air-Tite capsules. Acrylic has the property of being hard, chemically inert, and contains no PVC or harmful plasticizers. The capsule can be crystal clear, and a non-yellowing agent is applied to provide prolonged display and protection of museum quality.
Foam is a legitimate issue that can be displaced by real Air-Tite rings that are manufactured using Volara; it is archival-grade polyethylene foam. This dormant and closed-cell substance is non-acidic as well as resistant to chemical tampering and will not disintegrate. It won't release any harmful chemicals in direct contact, never will hurt, tarnish, or tone a coin, leaving its condition and beauty intact over decades.
The Air-Tite Model H Black Ring Coin Capsule was invented to be the industry standard for protecting and displaying precious coins, whether a pristine uncirculated 1/2 oz American Gold Eagle, a historic Large Cent, or a rare 1/2 oz Platinum Eagle. Comprised of non-reactive materials of archival grade, manufactured in the United States, it forms a secure preservation-ready environment that protects coins against environmental exposure and physical issues. The well-made, 2-part snap-together, lock-tight, sealing system provides the collector and investor permanent assurance.
Further to protection, this capsule improves presentation. The inactive black sponge ring sets a pleasing contrast so that the metallic shininess of gold, silver, and platinum coins can shine out. It is not only a case; it is a professional preservation system that cannot scratch, nor leave fingerprints, nor damage their coins, enabling collectors to enjoy and handle their coins and preserve long-term value and pleasure.
When choosing the best option in coin protection really matters to be knowledgeable of the minute but important details of capsule design and materials. The Air-Tite Model H ring-type capsule has long been considered among the best cap-goblin capsules when it comes to permanent storage, providing the collector with reassurance and protection that rivals that of the professional.
Such capsomes are perfect fits and well-struck, modern coins. But the ring-type design has different benefits that are favoured by experienced collectors.
Your Air-Tite capsule is easy to assemble and guarantees a strong seal which prevents any mishaps to your coin and your skin oils.
The statement of archival safety is not a mere marketing slogan; it is a scientific guarantee of the stability of materials. The chemical safety of the storage environment is the sole determinant of any collection in the long term.
Most soft coin flips and album pages of the last few decades were produced using Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC). In order to make the plastic flexible, plasticizers were added. These plasticizers flow over to the surface of the coin, in time, particularly in warm or humid environments. The result is a sticky acidic residue--usually in the form of a fog-like curtain or what many call green slime. This fuses with the metal in the coin, leaving permanent corrosion, pitting, and discoloration, which can severely reduce value. When this process begins, it cannot be reversed; it can only be slowed down.
Premium injection-molded acrylic is used to make Air-Tite capsules. Acrylic has the property of being hard, chemically inert, and contains no PVC or harmful plasticizers. The capsule can be crystal clear, and a non-yellowing agent is applied to provide prolonged display and protection of museum quality.
Foam is a legitimate issue that can be displaced by real Air-Tite rings that are manufactured using Volara; it is archival-grade polyethylene foam. This dormant and closed-cell substance is non-acidic as well as resistant to chemical tampering and will not disintegrate. It won't release any harmful chemicals in direct contact, never will hurt, tarnish, or tone a coin, leaving its condition and beauty intact over decades.