Best way to organize and display your coins.

Discussion in 'Coin Chat' started by rjrickett, Feb 15, 2012.

  1. Merc Crazy

    Merc Crazy Bumbling numismatic fool

    Ah, memories. I went from that, a box, to bags. Many bags. Bags for wheats, copper cents, and pre-1960 nickels. Silver gets put in rolls and taken to my SDB when a couple rolls are full or if I have slabbed stuff to deposit. The nicest coins get put into 2x2's and reside in three ring binders. I have a dansco for my nickels.
     
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  3. ozleck77

    ozleck77 Member

    ooops. didn't read this. you can IGNORE me then.:D
     
  4. Coinut

    Coinut Member

    I have all of mine in an antique writing desk. I keep some of the nice stuff in the glass cabinet above the desk part, the rest in albums and a few cigar boxes. I have since reorganized this as I have added more to my ASE I had to take all the proof sets and rolls and move them to the drawers below the desk.

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  5. rjrickett

    rjrickett New Member

    in response to the filipino question... I am not filipino but a lot of my friends are and thats where i got the coins and bill.

    but there is a lot of interesting replies to my question a lot of different ways to store coins. i think for now since none of my coins are very valuable and none of them have been slabbed or graded, i am looking for some sort of cubby solution so i can separate them by country and year! but i am still open for more suggestions.
     
  6. Coinut

    Coinut Member

    I guess it will depend on what you want to do with your coin. I don't have anything graded really but I wanted something central where I could put all my coin in and also be able to see some of it without having to drag boxes, albums,ect out all the time. Plus I wanted it to be something I could work at as well. Maybe you can find something at an antique store or unfinished furniture store that might meet your needs. Good luck!
     
  7. BadThad

    BadThad Calibrated for Lincolns

    I never recommend "displaying" coins. It's an invitation for theft!

    I use a lot of the stuff Lance posted, i.e. 2x2's, binder pages, airtites, tubes and lots of ziplocks. Here's an example of my binder page, I like the Cowans brand of binder pages:
     

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  8. Clint

    Clint Member

    Aren't Cowens vinyl... AKA PVC?
     
  9. lkeigwin

    lkeigwin Well-Known Member

    As long as they're not touching the coins they're okay. (I really don't know if the have PVC.)
    Lance.
     
  10. saltysam-1

    saltysam-1 Junior Member

     
  11. Henry Calvin Rose

    Henry Calvin Rose New Member

    Theft is my biggest worry.. I keep mine in air tights and insert each one in a card holder slot.then put them in a note book... pitiful I can find no way to store them in a booklet, or boxes..say padded boxes so I can look at them more..I may just sell them all because I don't think anyone will want them after I croak and they will probably be given away.. some are too expensive to own..
     
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