Postage Solution for fifties

Cind3r

Cind3r

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Brothers from other mothers, Sisters from other misters hear my words!

I have (accidentally) found an incredible product for posting 1966 fifties that is FREE

BAKING PAPER ROLLS from ALDI!!! Talk about recycling.

Baking paper roll

Baking paper roll

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The coins fit perfectly, they dont make any noise when in there snug and you can cut it to size :)

coins in roll sideways

coins in roll sideways

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Coin in roll upright

Coin in roll upright

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thought i would share this find :)
 
baa doomp chin good one Agnostic

I forgot to mention that there is 136 coins in that tube and it doesnt fill it up so i think its good for over 2kg of coins.
 
That's neat that they fit in the roll so snugly. For shipping, a fake CD, DVD, or Blu-ray case also works very well. You can take an actual CD jewel case and cut a hole in it, or several, then use the cut-outs as protection for the coins after you've inserted them. Wrap with paper or paperboard, then ship in a CD or DVD mailer. This might be the cheapest shipping method in most countries. In the US, it would cost less than mailing a tube.
 
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