Eeoyu 100 Pieces 25 mm Coin Capsules Holder with Plastic Storage Organizer Box for Coin Collection Supplies

Small Penny-sized clear plastic coin holder/ protector. Not for people with hand grip issues. recently I’ve started having issues with arthritis in both of my thumbs. It makes it very difficult to get these open consistently, especially when my hands are retired. Also, if you need readers, you will need them when you’re trying to open these to find that tiny little edge cut out so that you can slide your fingernail into the correct spot to get them open. other than that they do the trick fine and the price was great. functionality serves its purpose and the plastic is clear and the the coin is visible. I do not know about durability yet. these will not fit anything larger than a quarter, so these are for pennies and nickels and dimes not for quarters. Not super easy for a 40-something woman with arthritis in her hands.

Thx

Perfect shells for the nfc disks. Comes with a lot as well. Worth the cost.

Good deal at this price point

I used these 25mm coin capsules to encapsulate the tokens in my Warp's Edge game. The cardboard punch out tokens are light and sort of "get lost" in the bag. These capsules give a little more substance to the tokens. The game seems just a little more fun and the tokens look great in these capsules.My only wish is that they fit better into the game tray insert. The top insert works okay with the tokens. I had to improvise in the bottom tray. But I knew this when I bought the capsules because of forums on Board Game Geek. Just wanted to state that here so others are aware before buying. Also be aware that you cannot get the tokens back out of the capsules once you put them in. (But why would you ever want to?)

Review of ASIN B08CGPFHWB, "Eeoyu 100 Pieces 25 mm Coin Capsules...": Arrived today in a lightly padded Amazon bag - INTACT! Yup, the outer box was NOT cracked or crushed at all. I was amazed! When I ordered this box of 100 coin capsules I was very worried Amazon would pack it in a lightly padded bag and it would arrive broken. Nope - it didn't happen (in my case anyway). Turns out the box is made of flexible-ish plastic, which no-doubt contributed greatly to its survival. At first the coin capsules were kind of hard to open up. But with a few minutes of practice and the help of a butter knife or spudger tool I became an expert coin capsule opener-upper ;-) So that's it. At a tiny bit less than eight cents per capsule (before tax & freight), so-far I'm all good with this product.

I used it to keep my silver coins in

Difficult to open.