63PCS Silver Dollar Coin Holder, Clear Coin Capsules, Coin Holders for Collectors, Plastic Coin Case for Morgan Silver Dollar, Coin Protectors with Adjustable Gasket (17/20/25/27/30/33/38/40mm)

Bought this for my coin collection! I have no words to describe the quality and how this accentuate my point collection. If you are a coin collector and want to preserve, better display your coins, you must have this coin holder.

Well made and good protection will buy again

how can it be wrong all one size but the inserts are not real easy to fit my coins

They are as advertised. Top and bottom pieces fit together pretty well, but not so tight like a mint-supplied capsule. Did use a bit of foam sizing for a Kennedy half dollar. Fit well. Handling the package these capsules come in is like herding cats. Ended up with these all over the table and floor. My bad. Fit with old Peace and Morgan silver dollars was quite good, but a just tiny bit of rattling. No big deal.

This product is exactly as it’s described, but do keep in mind, they are very difficult to open. The product does a good job protecting your coins and with the foam inserts that they give you you were able to do several different size coins.. I would recommend this again to anyone

These coin capsules work so well with all size coins. The filler goes around the outer edge of the coins, offering a clear view of both obverse and reverse sides. This method of storage is safer than the plastic flips, although they come in second for holding common coins in my collection.

Complete waste of money, unfortunately! These do NOT hold Silver Eagles. When you add a Silver Eagle (aka a Silver Dollar), they will NOT close. When you attempt to get them to close, they crack. Now, I can’t return them because they are cracked and broken from trying to get them to close. The ones that have not cracked are slanted and cannot close. They will only close on one side and not the same amount all the way around because the coin simply does not fit inside. Do not buy these if you plan to store silver eagles or “silver dollars” in them. Now I have to buy a different brand and hope that it will make it in time. In summary: Too small for a silver dollars. NOT durable because they are too thin to try to even force a silver eagle into them and get them to close. Zero value for the money. They do NOT close when a silver dollar is in them. They will close just fine with a quarter, a dime a nickel, or a penny in them though. I was duped by their advertising that these are for a silver dollars. :(

Not bad, you get what you pay for: cheap plastic protection. Some of the cases arived scratched, they scratch easily so it's not a concern. Fits most coins aside from nickels. Silver dollars, Ike, Susan B., Walking Liberty, Franklin, Kennedy, etc... I've dropped them with a half dollar inside onto hard wood floor a couple times, still holding up. Cons are: Cheap (quality) buy more than you need Quite a few came with odd debris either adhered or just part of the plastic. Wiggle room for your smaller coins. Scratches by looking at it too quickly. Pros: Cheap (price) You get the hang of sizing the gasket quick. If you pull out too many gaskets, it's an easy fix. Fits MOST coins as advertised.