LIGHTHOUSE - Storage Box SL 50 for 50 Coin Slabs Including PCGS, NGC, ANACS with INTERCEPT TECHNOLOGY Corrosion Protection (12 5/8" x 6" x 3 7/8")

Great storage option. Exactly what I needed to organize my collection. Sturdy and well made.

I have used Lighthouse Interceptor slab boxes for about a decade. They appear to give me great protection as I have had no issues with them at all. Much preferred over non-Intercept boxes. Worth every penny. All the slabs I wanted to store fit with no problems.

Exactly as ordered. Very nice holder.

Sturdy boxes. Would be nice to have something to stack multiple together

I hadn't really thought that I'd need more than some plain cardboard boxes for my coin collection, but I've been pleasantly surprised by this box and haven't wanted to use anything else. The scalloped box sides make it very easy to grab a slab in the middle of the stack, and the little foam dividers make it easy to keep everything under control. Since there aren't little slats to keep each slab apart, putting thick slabs in this box isn't a problem.

Purchased this item and it arrived in 6 days. I opened the package and saw a white box wrapped in plastic which I thought was the outer box to the Storage Box SL 50 inside but it turned out it WAS the Storage Box itself. If you're looking for a storage box for Slabs and Coins that looks premium, this product from Light House will completely disappoint you because it just looks like a glorified shoebox with a glossy shine. The box itself has some dings, dents and scratches to it on the outside and there as some dirt on it. For 30 bucks, you'd expect something that was handled better. Opening the box, you can clearly see the glue holding the seams together. For the price point, you'd expect the entire construction to be seamless. Not sure how "inert" and "archival safe" it is if the glue itself can be seen and questionable if the glue itself will off gas over time. Although the box seems more durable than the thinner cardboard of packaging material (like a shoebox) it still seems like premium packaging material you'd get from Coco Channel or a Swiss Watch, but it still seems like a "packaging material" not an item in of itself and despite the pricing mostly being for the inert material inside that offers protection for your coins, it just doesn't seem like it costs 25-30 bucks to make this thing. For that price point you can get a much better display box and just buy anti-tarnish strips and gel silica packets to put inside with your coins and slabs which would pretty much do the same thing. Regarding the fit, there is some space to the left and right of the coin slabs, so your slabs are going to shift around so there isn't much sturdiness and there isn't individual dividers for each slab which I would think would come with this, so slabs are going to be touching each other which can lead to scratches over time. I don't believe this is a good product, don't believe the packaging and construction was proper and don't believe the price point reflects the quality. I do not recommend buying this and am considering returning this for a full refund because the item description does not match what I got.

Gets the job done! Nothing fancy but it will protect your coins and is sturdy.

It’s not called the best low-cost slabbed coin storage box in the world for nothing. It’s everything they promise. Buy it Now.

Good product and very handy but it could of been better if its made of plastic rather the paper . To protect my valuable coins from moisture strong carded materials not really the best, it is well made and sturdy though.

Sehr gut.