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April 1st 07, 11:31 PM
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Hello! Does PVC injure bills like it does coins?
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#2
April 2nd 07, 01:11 AM
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Yes. Use only PDV-free holders and pages to store banknotes. Mylar-D is a
good material. On 4/1/07 3:31 PM, in article , "Happy" wrote: Hello! Does PVC injure bills like it does coins?
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April 2nd 07, 06:49 PM
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Thanks for the reply. I meant to ask, whether the injury would occur
with both soft PVC and hard PVC pipe material.
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#4
April 2nd 07, 10:07 PM
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Every book I've read that mentions note storage advises avoiding PVC and
that mylar or polyester is suitable for long term storage of paper money. Mylar and polyester have the added advantage of being a lot clearer than PVC. Billy "Happy" wrote in message oups.com... Thanks for the reply. I meant to ask, whether the injury would occur with both soft PVC and hard PVC pipe material.
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April 4th 07, 12:14 AM
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Every book I've read that mentions note storage advises avoiding PVC and that mylar or polyester is suitable for long term storage of paper money. Mylar and polyester have the added advantage of being a lot clearer than PVC. Billy Thank you, Billy.
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