Pages for storing coins

[atarian]

I thought if you saw vinyl or poly... i forget the name that is had PVC in it. I saw this ad that has crystal clear vinyl pages and yet PVC free did i miss understand this whole PVC thing? Is vinyl archival long term storage ( all vinyl ive ever dealt with had a smell and as a newbie i was told if it has a smell run the other way. )

http://cgi.ebay.com/25CT-BCW-PRO-20-POCKET-PAGE-/280619479806?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item41563972fe#ht_720wt_905

Can someone set me strait. Im posting here cause if this can be explained well for me I think it will help alot of new collectors too.

[JeanK]

PVC Free, non-pvc, is what you need to remember. BCW is one company that makes quality storage products.
Jean

[mousey70]

I'm using BCW twenty pocket 2x2 pages to replace old Roosevelt and Mercury Head and Jeffersonson Nickel albums that have outlived their usefullness. I love em.
Makes inspecting my coins for upgrading so much easier. I've done it for my Wheat and Lincoln Memorial folders too, but not all of the them. I heartily reccommend them. mousey

[DoubleYou]

I use the BCW pages as well. I don't staple the 2x2s though. I simple stick the coin in between, fold, and stick inside the slot. Stays just fine, and I don't have to worry about staple scratches. Beside that, I can take 'em out and look at them without the holder, which is ideal for die varieties.

Wendell