Red Coin Storage Container & (20) Black Ring 32mm Air-Tite Coin Holder Capsules for 1oz American Gold Eagles and 1oz Gold Krugerrands & Kangaroos by OnFireGuy

I love these for my coins the foam rims make a snug well fitted and protected coin.

Love this vendor, always has great quality products. These are excellent coin holders for the ultimate protection of non-slabbed coins.

Protects coin condition, prevents scratches and smudges.

The cases fit gold Eagle rounds really well, snapping together nicely in the padded individual cases. The outer case is rather flimsy, being a thin plastic that will deform if squeezed. It does contain the coin cases, but I wouldn't put it to the test in any rigorous way. Overall, happy with the purchase.

an excellent solution for storing your gold eagles (or silver eagles seen in the pic, but a different size) in a way in which you can handle them anytime without having to glove up. the black foam rim makes that shinny gold pop. eagles are expensive, but don't let that keep you from playing with and handling your investment. a no-brainer at $20.there has been some comments on the opening process once your coin is sealed in the case. here's what i've found; you can get the case open without much hassle, but you have to use the right tool. i found that the end side of a metal nail file does the trick, but you must be patient and slowly insert the edge into the seal, then twist (baby steps), and creep/twist along the seal until you can open it with your hands. DO NOT USE A KNIFE BLADE unless you want to chip the plastic, which i did when trying to pry it open the 1st time. be easy on them and it will not chip.

The cases fit the gold Eagles perfectly. Quality was great, No problems with the tube or its quality. Just wish I had 6 more items to put in them.

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This product is ok. It holds the coins in their capsules and the top fits snugly. But both the capsules and the tube are a little on the flimsy side. The tube is made of plastic so thin that just handling it causes it to deform. I'm sure you could squeeze it flat with almost no effort, and I have no confidence it would protect its contents if it were to be dropped or suffer even a slight blow. The capsules appear to be sturdier, but are not either designed well or not manufactured very precisely. I put a brand new Uncirculated Silver American Eagle in one of them and when I closed the capsule, I saw that its inner surface was actually rubbing up against the obverse face of the coin. I tried another capsule and it did not have that problem. I can't but wonder how well the bottom few coins of the tube will fare if the tube is full.