Storing individual coins?

How do you do it? Acid-free paper envelope? Non-PVC flips? Air-tites?

 

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I use 2x2 cardboard mylars.

 

2x2 flips or plastic (Coinworld type) holders...

 

2x2 flips.

 

2x2's for regular stuff. Airtites for the really good pieces.

 

2x2 seems to be the consensus. Where do you guys order them cheap?

 

I use a wide variety of storage methods.
Dansco and Whitman Classic albums are my favorites for date/mintmark series collecting.

I also use staple-type 2x2 cardboard/Mylar holder, but instead of staples, I close the edges with tape.

I have begun storing my more brilliant single coins in Kointains, which I then put in a self-sealing 2x2.
I get most of those from Amos Advantage.

I store those in 20 pocket coin pages, and display them in a three ring binder.

Most coin hobby supplies aren't terribly expensive.
As with anything else, you get what you pay for.

 

I buy mine at the local shop but if that's not convenient they sell them on ebay.

Usually in boxes of 100 I believe.

 

This link should help.

http://coins.listings.ebay.com/Supplies_Holders_W0QQfromZR4QQsacatZ39476QQsocmdZListingItemList

I'm seeing mylar/cardboard for $6.45 per hundred.

 

I can get the 2x2's at Books Amillion but they are a bit pricey there.

Lou

 

Mostly 2X2's.

 

i agree with jody526.

i also use the kointains in conjunction with the 2x2's i think they are better protected this way.

grizz

 

Same here



All my 2x2's go into 3-ring binder pages so my entire collection is easily viewable by friends or family. The good stuff in the air-tites and really good stuff in PCGS slabs stays is various boxes designed for them in the safe.


I get my supplies here.
http://www.air-tites.com/