MOS #1 Coin Envelopes – 2-1/4" x 3-1/2" Brown Self-Seal Coin Envelopes #1 (120 Count) – Savings Challenge, Money Envelopes for Cash, Cash Envelope...

you get 120 for what other people charge for 100, plus these come in a nice box to hold them with as most people (myself included) don't use all 120 at a time). Good quality paper too, and a removable adhesive strip to expose the glue, so people aren't having to lick them

I'm putting together my home office and it will be Western style. These envelopes fits the bill incredible well. At amazing price for a whole 120 count box you can't go wrong. Paper is very thick, not a cheap thin one you find around, sticky part very adhesive. Definitely I will buy again , fully recommended...

I bought these for counting out change (a lot of pennies, some bills) for my breakfast sandwich at the local village store. I've been paying bills for my breakfast for 43 years and have put all my change in jars. I figure that's will be a problem if I need to cash in gallons of change. I count out the amount and leave it with the cashier in her car. (The cashier is my wife, don't let her know I'm seeing the store cashier). When I get there in the morning, I just grab the sandwich and she give me an okay sign. This saves me time in the mornings not having to wait in line. I've also put spare parts for appliances in these that I may need later. Easy to label and put in the cabinets in the barn for when I may need them. The seams are holding up. I've reused some of these change envelopes a couple of times and they are holding up.

These envelopes are thinner than I expected them to be. I thought they would be the same quality/weight of the larger manila/kraft envelopes that you would mail a magazine or documents in, but these appear to be more similar in weight to a standard sheet of paper. They are almost thinner than a standard box of safety envelopes that I have. With that being said, they are still strong enough for my purposes. They make great cash envelopes and fit bills very well. I had a stack of $1 bills that I put in there to test the size, and I don't think you would want to put more than about 50 bills in there so that you can still comfortably close the envelope.

I use these for organizing small parts, screws/hardware, and occasionally coins, and they work great. I also like to use them when giving small gifts of cash; less conspicuous than a full size envelope, and I can write a little thank you note on them.