How to Store Coins

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Title	:	How to Store Coins
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Comment from : kishor kambale

Very helpful for the newbie Thanks
Comment from : Charles Barrios

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Comment from : Frank Richard

I have a 1943 S steel penny that the L in liberty is berly on the penny I need help in getting the value
Comment from : Lucy Fernandez

Very Informative, Bravo !
Comment from : Stephane Belizaire

Thank you for the info 😊
Comment from : mdelgado1001

What should be addressed are issues such as humidity, temperature, moldy environments, proximity to coastal (salty air) regions, inside gun safes where solvent-soaked guns are kept and the like This is largely a security/safety/catastrophe focused video rather than a preservation, appearance, value retention and surface stability one PSall coin flips are not created equal And albums have more minuses than plusses, in my view
Comment from : C R

Were can I get the cardboard" with the plastic" folders?
Comment from : Lenmar Stelly

I have a lot of key dates pennies I have a lot of 1964 I got a 1940 I got a 41 I got a 40 to 44 5257 wheat pennies I have a 43 or 44 I have a bunch of 1960 pennies in a 1970s I got all 1980 on the 1990s I’ll let the 2000 I don’t know how to say my coins but I will try to find some way to facts on my phone
Comment from : caseysuch

Im from Brazil and all videos around here are nothing compared to yours ALL of them are sketchy or you would need to watch 5 videos to get the same amount of info plus all the sponsor etc
Comment from : Nicolas Filippsen

Your information is vitalI'm a newbienever thought about certain thingsThank You
Comment from : Uncle Black

There used to be a product called “Cointain” It was a neat way to store coins
Comment from : Frank Lee

I stopped storing my coins in any kind of cardboard holders - they attract moisture
Comment from : Eli

Huge like my friend! Fabulous information and thank you so much for sharing!
Comment from : COIN COLLECTING FUN

Safety deposit box in the bank is the last place place to have your coins imo
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Comment from : rory flavourful #4

Nice lay out, thankyou !!
Comment from : Robert Jolly

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Comment from : Sanjay yadav Yadav

Safety deposit boxes are for fools
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Comment from : Jay Ritchie

i love this
Comment from : Jay Ritchie

Great Excellent
Comment from : Balachandran N K

wanderfull advicePlease can you tell how I can ofert or sell not expensive coin?
Comment from : Marlen vazquez martinez

I've got 2 19 22 corn dollar bills how do I go about it selling them
Comment from : alex gual

Interested to know what people make of acad- and sulphur-free paper envelopes, such as Lindner, for their storage My coin dealer recommends these, and I use them for all my most precious coins
Comment from : Henry Barnes

Just remember, safety deposit boxes aren't insured by the FDIC If you want insurance you must purchase it yourself Also, who is to say the bank in hard times won't take your money and the contents of your box? It has happened in history people Banks and/or the government will take your stuff in certain instances, simple as that
Comment from : David Denson

What about storing Coin Boxes Like $25 Box of Pennies from the back Or Nickels or Quarter boxes?
Comment from : Student of the Word

great job
Comment from : johnny b

This video and another video about coin storage were "recommended" to me by youtube today and BOTH videos either neglected or refused to mention the individual "air tight" capsulesbr Please explain why these convenient and durable coin protection devices are frowned upon by the "professional coin experts"
Comment from : earthling john

A big issue with safety deposit box is if the government wants to do a teft of people's valuables one of the first places they'll go is to the banks
Comment from : Joe Black

A good and cheap way to store valuable is in a box of Tampax in the guest bedroom I've also heard of a bullion seller that sprat painted a comex bar and used it as a door stop Plain site can be good - anything but that sock drawer
Comment from : Ready-Adhesiveness40

What is the ideal temperature range to store coins? How much does temperature affect coins?
Comment from : Everett White

Where to find such holders? (like the slabs) at minute 04:36
Comment from : Philipp Rothkopf

A few points:brbr1 Don't the carboard Whitman carboard books and also the ones in which the coins can be seen from both sides contain carbon and can tone your coins and may be unsafe for your coins? I am aware that there are also books for storing coins that allow you to view the coins from both sides that don't contain carbonbrbr2 The individual cardboard holders can contain little bits of cardboard that may adhere to your coins and scratch-up the coin so this may not be the best option for a high-grade expensive coinbrbr3 Sending in the coin to a company that grades coins may protect the coin but the grading companies may be inconsistent in how they grade coins You may not agree with the grade of the coin that comes back I have had problems with even PCGS and NGC which are supposed to be the two better grading companiesbrbr4 There are boxes for storing certified coins that also help prevent toxic chemicals from reaching the coin in the air There is a company called Intercept that makes boxes that are lined with copper to protect the coins from impurities in the air The only draw-back is not all certified coins will fit in the slots in the box The holders for coins certified by NGC are too wide so they have to go in the box at an angle and will take up more roombrbr5 Don't the fire-proof safes retain humidity inside them? People on Cointalk on the internet suggest putting something inside a fire-proof safe to take out humidity from the air inside the safe if rare coins are stored inside them I would think that after a while if nothing is put inside the safe to take out humidity the coins inside will start to corrode
Comment from : Chris D

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Comment from : Jacob Gilles

I love that wooden storage box
Comment from : Venkatesh Bandari

Are all 2by2 cardboard flips pvc free? Or only specific brands?
Comment from : Harry Pounds

The nice thing about the Whitman or Littleton coin albums is they fit perfectly into a quart sized food saver bag and can be vacuumed sealed keeping all the air out
Comment from : Mike P Panucci

What is your opinion on plastic sleeves vs an open-air, velvet box for preservation?
Comment from : Skull Island

What about clear plastic slips ?
Comment from : SOUP

Thanks for the good suggestions
Comment from : Numismatics Collections Worldwide

good I like
Comment from : collectione coin

These are professional videos for such low view counts, appreciate the work and effort
Comment from : Empty Entertainment

Thanks for sharing
Comment from : Silver and World coins

What is the best way to clean and conservat the coins?
Comment from : Mr Kirsis

Personaly, i use carboard coin holders, and i keep it in the album Its the most popular way to keep coins in my country Also i use simple albums with pages It's good toobrbrKeep creating videos, its so interesting to wach, extremely when you are new innumismatic
Comment from : Gintaras Jusius