If I don't fill a page then I can unfortunately see coins from later pages underneath. How can I fix this? Can I buy samesize opaque interleave pages?
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The easiest way I can think of is to cut small squares of paper or card stock and insert them to the empty spaces. Also, if you are using 3 ring binders, then just use three ring paper between pages.
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I would say if this bothers you take a full blank page with 3 holes punched, and place in the binder between the pages of coins so that the other pages are not distracting from those in front of you.
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greetings I enjoy using pocket. it works for me. just try to do the best you can ! I sell lots of coins out of them. have fun jake
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if the pages are in a binder and its closed, they shouldn't fall out. you would have to turn the binder upside down to have them fall out. if you are worried about them falling out put a small piece of tape across the top of the pocket
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The pages you see on ad are what I bought. I hope that answers your question.
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you do not need to use the coin wrappers. In fact, I find it easier to use without the wrapper, then once it has been counting out I invert the wrapper and coins fall into it. When I used the coin wrappers, there were times when the coin would push the edge of the wrapper down and it would get jammed. I use it without the wrappers and no problem.
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Yeah, there's a trick to this and almost all stencil machines. First, be sure and remove the insert that isn't attached that's between the pages, and then very carefully remove the back yellow sheet. Once that's done, feed it into the machine manually and line it up at the top (like you see them doing on old typewriters). When you are running the stencil through, make sure the stencil sheet is supported and keep it in line (so it doesn't bunch) but be careful not to put any weight on it or pull it. Give that a couple tries, you will get the hang of it. My machine works fine if you do it right, I had the benefit of learning in a shop
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Hi elizabeth, great question, the pages are in fact blank. Their held in with 2 metal rings similar to that of a binder, which would allow you to replace the pages with lined ones instead, hope this helps!
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That is what I bought and it is a little short. I am unsure why they sell it this way. I improvised and used white paper for the open spots.
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Just insert the coin wrappers (dimes,nickles etc..) into each slot..when filled remove and close the tops..any coins entering a full wrapper will slide off the topKoelev
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you may be able to do it with page plus, but im not too sure. google is your friend.
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Try putting five sheets of regular paper in the bottom of the feed tray before loading the transparency paper. Also, I add the transparency paper one by one to make sure the sheets don't stick. Works for me.
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yes you can behind the card slots. However, you can only put folded bills and not many. No coins. I tend to put folded notes or buisness cards there sometimes. Hope this helps
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Try the half dollars ones for smaller coins if you want more of a more universal fit. I Even put dimes in those.
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Yes there are note pages between the weekly page. Look very carefully because you may have missed it.
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Yes & no. It's not totally transparent. (What I most like is clear. I.e. you see your pages as if thru glass.) These are translucent, slightly opaque white-ish, so you CAN identify the contents of the top page, but it's slightly murky, you wouldn't want to read a long document without taking it out. (The clear ones seem hard to find, or have some "feature" I don't want, i.e. a thicker colored border edge so it's much bigger than a sheet of paper.) But if you're sorting a batch of these or looking for a particular file pocket without taking the page out to see what it is, these will do the trick. (Just not as well as clear ones.) Yes & no. It's not totally transparent. (What I most like is clear. I.e. you see your pages as if thru glass.) These are translucent, slightly opaque white-ish, so you CAN identify the contents of the top page, but it's slightly murky, you wouldn't want to read a long document without taking it out. (The clear ones seem hard to find, or have some "feature" I don't want, i.e. a thicker colored border edge so it's much bigger than a sheet of paper.) But if you're sorting a batch of these or looking for a particular file pocket without taking the page out to see what it is, these... » Read More Yes & no. It's not totally transparent. (What I most like is clear. I.e. you see your pages as if thru glass.) These are translucent, slightly opaque white-ish, so you CAN identify the contents of the top page, but it's slightly murky, you wouldn't want to read a long document without taking it out. (The clear ones seem hard to find, or have some "feature" I don't want, i.e. a thicker colored border edge so it's much bigger than a sheet of paper.) But if you're sorting a batch of these or looking for a particular file pocket without taking the page out to see what it is, these will do the trick. (Just not as well as clear ones.) « Show Less
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Its best to carefully cut them out. Or make a dark background because the wntire paper would be transfered and a white square will appear on it. So cut the white out.
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There is a symbol that can block the bottom numbers; it is immutable. Depending on how snug the cards are, you may not have a problem.
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There was a small pack of 2 or 3 wrappers for each size coin. Standard (buy a bag at Walmart or Dollar Tree) wrappers work just great. Commenting on the previous answer ~ the only jams I've had were bent coins, a half dollar, and a button that got in accidentally.