Discussion
Bindle and coin envelopes are the example of :
Answer: A
Bindles and coin envelopes are primary containers.
The primary container is the one that holds the evidence directly. Trace evidence such as hairs, fibres or paint chips is folded into a paper bindle or put in a small coin envelope, which is then sealed and placed inside a larger, labelled secondary container such as an evidence envelope or bag.
Secondary and tertiary containers enclose the primary one for protection, labelling and transport. 'Quaternary container' is not a standard evidence-packaging term.
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