Storing non graded notes

[BrokCoinCollector]

What does everyone like to use to store their non graded banknotes? I have a binder with those plastic sheets that hold 3/4 notes but those seem to get wavy after a while.

 

Anyone know of something nice that allows you to see both sides?

[wheat'swheats]

Buy mylar holders and then put them in the pages of your binder

[Techwriter]

What wheat says, that's what I do for the majority of my notes.

[Jim61]

Agreed with the above comments/recommendations.

If you have the thin flimsy pages, the you will have to lay your binder(s) down so the pages lay flat - not upright.

[BrokCoinCollector]

Thanks for the Idea. Sounds simple enough.

 

Anyone know of a nice folder that has pages? Putting a type set together of $1's and $2's and would like a good looking one for them.

[Jim61]

I like the Lighthouse grande Albums with their Grande pages. 2 pocket pages hold TPG/certified notes. You can check them out on eBay.

 

But others I am sure will recommend others like Lindner Albums which use 18 ring binders, etc. Just remember there is no right or wrong since it becomes a personal preference thing.

[ogopogo]

I also use the thick 2 pocket pages but I bought a legal size 3 ring binder to hold them.

It is 14 1/2 inches compared to 11 1/2 inches in size.

[Houston Investor]

I buy the Mylar D holders Denly's of Boston has. These are the best. I put them in order in currency storage boxes. I have thousands of US aand World notes many graded by PMG. The World Currency Market is doing well and has a bright future.