Banknote storage

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i'm sure this is in here somewhere but i couldnt find it.
whats the best type of sleeze to store your bills/ the mylar flimsy ones or the rigid other plastic jobs.
anyone?

i'm sure this is in here somewhere but i couldnt find it.
whats the best type of sleeze to store your bills/ the mylar flimsy ones or the rigid other plastic jobs.
anyone?

Personally it depends alot on the note and its value
For low value notes I just use the regular rigid sleeves, but make sure that they are large enough so that no part of the note sticks out of it.
For higher value notes I use a mylar sleeve and put it into a rigid sleeve.
I find the soft flimsy mylar is to easy to be a problem if notes are handled and accidents can happen.

whats the best type of sleeze to store your bills

It's rare that a typo makes me laugh out loud, but this one did!   

ahh  heheh sorry bout the typo  though i'm glad a few peeps may have gotten a chuckle....

and thanks for the info on the mylar

Personally it depends alot on the note and its value
For low value notes I just use the regular rigid sleeves, but make sure that they are large enough so that no part of the note sticks out of it.
For higher value notes I use a mylar sleeve and put it into a rigid sleeve.
I find the soft flimsy mylar is to easy to be a problem if notes are handled and accidents can happen.

Where can you get the rigid plastic sleeves?

Where can you get the rigid plastic sleeves?

Most coin shops will carry a variety of sleeves.
You can also check online for papermoney supplies.
For example Colonial Acres Coins in Kitchener stocks them
You can call them for prices and types available as well as costs if picked up at the store or sent via mail.
You can also go to most coin/papermoney shows where it is common to have a few tables selling supplies.
Hope this helps