How many coins in your current collection.

"Make room"? Do you mean budgetarily or physically? That is one of the greatest aspects of coins, you can hoard away and not take up much space.

Now my book collection......yeah, that is getting out of hand.

 

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10 inch or 14 inch double row boxes? If you jam them in there you can get 200 coins in a 14 inch double row box. So 10 14 inch boxes all jammed full would be 2,000 coins.

This question get asked frequently. Not including bulk material or duplicates I have between 23 and 24 thousand different pieces.

 

I currently have listed about 120 Gold, Platinum and Bi-metallic world coins.

 

I've haven't counted in years, but I keep a box of wheaties I pull, a few rolls of silver dimes, many rolls of pre 1960 nickels, a couple rolls of silver dimes, loose halves and quarters, and then my albums... Probably between 2K-3K in coins, most are wheat of neglible value.

 

My personal collection maybe has 15-16 coins, but my inventory selection has around 300-400 coins.

 

Wheat cents and Canadian cents alone exceed 60000, pulled from circulation. Then, there are all those proof, uncirculated and specimen coin sets for 40+ years from the USA, Canada and Great Britain.

 

All of them, I think.

OK, all the cheap ones.

 

I think I have somewhere over 20,000. I'm hopefully going to reduce it down this year as I have alot of multiples I dont need. And I have 100 lbs of world coins somewhere in my closet i need to go through

 

Both really. I only have one safe devoted to coins and it's nearly full. But mostly I figured I could sell a lot of duplicates I didn't need or want and with that buy some coins I wanted. Last time I did this I was able to buy a few things for my collection I wouldn't have otherwise been able to buy without the wife turning demon on me.
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I think my collection is around 500 coins but I only plan on keeping about 150 of them. Not selling my NGC registry Jeffersons or my Great Falls Morgan Dollars. I am selling all of the rest on my E-Bay store. I never realized how many raw coins I have until I started listing them on E-Bay. But compared to you guys my collection is tiny. FWIW, if you guys like the thrill of collecting, you should really give selling a try. One of my favorite things is hearing the cash register sound on my I-phone when someone buys one of my coins (cha-ching).

 

Tens of thousands of coins if you include all of the wheats, buffalos and junk silver, and about 2500 collector coins.

 

I have at least 400 coins but most are collected from circulation.

 

I have my inherited collection which includes many rolls of wheat cents and older world coinage (1800's-1900's) and then I have about 60 slabs which I have personally purchased on my own.

 

Currently 46, all PCGS.

Only 1 of the 46 are "modern", a 2008 $5 Proof Buffalo that has turned a DARK WICKED RED. That's the only reason I have it...I'll see if I can get a decent pic and post it one day.


My maximum was over 1000 coins in 1999.
My lowest amount was 17 a few years back.

Got tired of keeping up with them all and went quality over quantity...but that's just me.

 

When my father passed on, we brought all his coins to my house, we did not like the idea of keeping them in an empty house, there were at least 26,000 plus coins, about 6000 dollars face of state quarters, there were about 1600 or so sacagewea dollars, about 500 presidential dollars, I have pared the collection down to about 3000 coins or so, I want to eventually get it down to one coin, if I can make fair trades.

 

Well I have a box of Wheat cents, a box of copper Lincoln memorials about 20 rolls of bu nickels. I have about another 6-700 in 2x2s the average value of those is about 15 dollars each.

 

At the moment something like 1900 coins and going down due to my NCLT sales. Majority of my coins are pulled from world coin lots so the average value of them is just pennies. I counted my silvers earlier this year and got around 70. Most of them are tiny as dimes or low content. I try to keep my hands off of valuable ones as I'm focused to normal circulation coinage.