Anyone know where to get these price stickers?

[AnkurJ]

 

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

[BillJones]

No.

 

I just use the plain old blank stickers you can buy at Staples. (The brand name is Dennison I believe.) They have improved them over the years. Some stickers leave icky residue while the glue on others used to dry up which caused the labels to fall off after 5 or 6 years. Of late they have gotten to be much better. I have stickers now that have lasted for a decade.

 

Yep I hold my coins for that long and longer.

 

Edited to say if you go to a major show, one of the supply dealers might have something like this.

[James_OldeTowne]

I doubt they are sold that way. You can buy blank ones and simply print that verbiage on them with your laser printer (don't use an inkjet on labels).

[Conder101]

Really? I would have though using an inkjet would have been better because the heat setting of the laserprint toner might cause problems with the sticker adhesive.

 

On the other hand we do use a laser printer for the patient labels at the hospital. But even those say not to try and run the label sheet through a second time.

[TomB]

You want ones that already have "REAL PrETTY" written on them? Strange request.

[x2rider]

[James_OldeTowne]

Really? I would have though using an inkjet would have been better because the heat setting of the laserprint toner might cause problems with the sticker adhesive.

 

On the other hand we do use a laser printer for the patient labels at the hospital. But even those say not to try and run the label sheet through a second time.

I've never had a problem with running Avery labels through a laser printer, and that's having printed thousands and thousands of SHEETS of labels, amounting to many tens-of-thousands of labels (during physical inventory at my previous job).

 

However, the typical inkjet printer is notorious for curling the fed-in sheets around a very tiny radius, which causes the labels to peel off and REALLY mess with your printer's innards.

 

Incidentally, I strongly recommend the "removable" stickers, since they rarely leave any glue residue on the slab. However, despite being removable, they are capable of messing up the old NGC exterior holograms.

[AnkurJ]

Will see if they can be printed at home. Thanks

[Houston Investor]

I get mine at somewhere like office max but only put a small one on the back with the cost code. The rest is in the computer file.

[nunfa0]

Try Vista print