How Should You Store Your Coin Collection?

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Title	:	How Should You Store Your Coin Collection?
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I store my own 2€ commemoratives and silver coins in 2x2 mylar and cardboard flips with relevant information written down I prefer to use eight staples for the more valuable coins to minimize air exposurebrThe masses of old circulation coins still found in the house I've wrapped in either pockets or tubes of simple 80g/m2 copy paper that adheres to ISO 9706 standards If there are more than 10 of a kind (or if the stack is higher than a single coin of the same kind), I roll them in tubes; if less, I fold the paper into pockets A coin has to be a rarity (silver, commemorative or antique) to get flippedbrThere was a plastic bank pouch of old coins that'd gotten slimy, so I immediately placed those in flips and stuck them in a spare flip holder page before further damage could resultbrOne disaster I'd found was a decades old (unused) tissue paper wad that contained wartime iron pennies that've subsequently rusted to oblivion Not much can be done to salvage those, so I placed them in a dime bag Oddly, that was the only bunch of iron or copper coins that'd degraded
Comment from : Tounushi

You mentioned cointainers? But you didn’t show one!!!
Comment from : H John

I keep my coins in fishing tackle boxes has all the dividers in it
Comment from : Ken West

My coins are in a BRICKHOUSE Cigar Box If it is good enough for a Brickhouse Cigar, it is good enough for my coins
Comment from : TobaccoRowe

What is the best long-term storage
Comment from : The Detective Detector

new Sub bro thanks
Comment from : GodBlessMySkill

Good evening can you help me to find a place where I can sell my coins iam at South Africa in Cape Town
Comment from : pinky baartman

Question can I use PCCB or OBB plastic holders without damaging my coin or are they like PVC?
Comment from : Ducky Master

Question- everyone always says album slides cause friction and damage coin I have no evidence to the contrary so can’t refute that However, nobody ever says anything about coins in a 2x2 plastic flip and that causing scratches Even though A) it’s the same or similar plastic (let’s assume the PCGS submission kind) B) the coin is in contact with the plastic 100 of the time and certainly moving around as boxes are shifted Why is that? brbrIs it because everyone is focused on the PVC damage aspect and the friction discussion get overshadowed?
Comment from : Indyshaq

Gotta only put circulated stuff or cheaper coins that won't be a massive loss with slide friction in the albums imo
Comment from : PRS1

I was just talking about this on Facebook I can't figure out the best way to keep my whole bu Washington quarters set To hand to the kids and not have to worry
Comment from : John Adcock

Down with PVC! I had stored my collection in PVC pages for several years and I eventually had to acetone clean and remount the whole dang thing due to the chlorine/HCl attack Took me a year and a half I will fight to the death on the hill of anti-PVC
Comment from : Jeffrey Leinbach

I use flips and change them every 5 years
Comment from : Allotment Diggers

Kodar flips are safePlease stay away from China-made flips;cheap but nasty, pvc
Comment from : diena ong

What about the containers from the thumbnail (cardboard with plastic see through
Comment from : Steel Emerald

If your that considered bout moisture get a dehumidifier Them 1 things don't work at all
Comment from : handduggrave420 rdr2online

Very good discussion Subscribed !!!
Comment from : Coin Hound

FYI Paper can have acid in them as part of the production That is causing the toning and can cause irreversible damage If you want to use envelopes try to find acid free
Comment from : Norm