BCW Clear Large Currency Topload Holders, Size 7-9/16" x 3-3/8" (25-Count)

However, it will also be able to safely hold just about anything you may stuff inside. There was a time when the United States printed very large bills, so big that people referred to them as horse They would, of course, be unable to satisfy a single cold horse itself. It was only a matter of time before the government came to its senses and realized how much money could be saved by simply reducing the size of This is brilliant! This resulted in smaller today uses to purchase a variety of items they didn't really need. With these smaller bills, unlike the massive old bills, you can fit them easily in wallets, and then you can place them in your Were the larger bills to persist, jeans and slacks would have required much larger pockets on the butts. Was the government trying to make a fashion statement that was for the good of the entire nation? There were very few posteriors that would have been pleased with those big ugly pockets. A BCW "Large Currency Toploader" fits the old enormous bills so perfectly from the top that they can only be loaded up from the bottom. You won't have to worry about them jiggling or falling out once they're in. It appears as though the holders are hugging the bills ever so slightly to hold Even smaller sized bills can fit into these holders, but they will move slowly if the sides of the holders are tapped hard enough, but the bills should stay put most of the time. Tax collectors who do not owe taxes These holders can be used to store US paper money of up to three different sizes, provided the bills fit within the inner dimensions of 7 9/16" X 3 3/8". These holders will provide decent protection for a good number of bills inserted in them so long as the fit. Even though they provide a tight fit, no one would probably consider these holders to be Even though the tops are tight, they do not include an airtight seal which means if these holders stood in the way of a spilled liquid, the likelihood of getting wet seems to be higher The collectors of valuable and rare currency should probably not be feckless when rummaging through their collections by letting gallons of juice spill everywhere. In terms of rigidity, the holders do allow some flexibility, but bending them outright would require a good deal of force. A thin frame of thicker plastic runs along three sides of each holder to help keep it Because the tops of these holders do not have any reinforcement, it is not recommended to pick them up from the tops because the sides bend inward and do not provide enough grip to keep them from falling into a big mess. Caution and common sense once again will be required. It might be worth noting that BCW's website states that their PVC holders will not react with their contents and will not cause damage. Although the days of corrosive plastic holders seem well in the past, it's still nice to know this is a safety precaution. Overall, these holders will provide decent protection for all items that will fit in them, though their purpose was to hold the older, larger items A US currency of the same size. Some collectors may not be able to handle extremely valuable specimens, such as a crisp 1934 $10,000 bill, but they will provide enough security and protection for the vast majority of bills they deal with.

Aurelia Spears

| Apr 02, 2021

The large bill currency holder works very well for me because I have a monthly Amtrak ticket I need to keep safe in my backpack while traveling. My bag has a rigid structure so the ticket won't get bent inadvertently, but is flexible enough that it won't hinder my ability to carry other items. Using the bill holder, an extra 1/4 inch can be added to the ticket's length, and 1/16 inch can be added to the ticket's height. Additionally, the barcode scanning has not presented any challenges for the conductors, as previous holders I have tried have required me to take the ticket out and hand it to the conductor several times during the day. Furthermore, the material does not seem to scratch easily, and I have definitely not been gentle with The pack of 25 is a bit too much for what I need, but I will not need to buy these for a long time.

Lachlan Kelley

| Jan 01, 2021

This is the type of collector's holder you need if you want to protect your collection. This is the perfect fit for large US bank notes. This is a crystal clear and ridgid sample.

Erik Kelley

| Dec 04, 2020

The only issue I have is that they are more flexible than I expected. I thought that they would be more rigid for their price. The rest of the time, it is easy to use and will prevent your currency from getting creased or torn.

Zariyah Cooke

| Apr 22, 2021

This is also a good size for large format prints (e. g. , billboards. An old age! 2) United States. This is money. This paper is thick enough to protect bills while not being overly bulky, and it is also quite affordable. Also, I appreciate that they do not have plasticizers, which are dangerous chemicals that can leak out and cause bills and coins to malfunction. Despite the fact that they are fairly stiff, these are a great choice when you have small bills that you want to ensure don't get creased. These case the bills in a way that makes me more comfortable letting others look at my collection.

Mira Jennings

| May 20, 2021

The other style of this style is also detailed in my review, but I would summarize it by saying that it's a collector's dream in every way.

Hailey Kirby

| May 08, 2021

I was very impressed with how easy and quick the purchasing process was. In this case, the product is what I was looking for. Plastic will remain clear only if it is continued to be clear in the future.

Colter Mercer

| Jul 02, 2021