Coin Encapsulation
Coin encapsulation refers to the process of sealing a coin within a protective holder, typically made of plastic, to preserve its condition and prevent damage from handling or environmental factors. This method of preservation is commonly used by collectors and numismatists to maintain the value and integrity of their coins. The encapsulation process involves carefully placing the coin in a transparent holder, which is then sealed to create a secure and airtight environment for the coin. This helps to prevent scratches, tarnishing, and other forms of wear and tear that can occur over time.