Coin storage used

Ahahaahha, Bing ... man, I thought you knew me better than that!!?

=> "stevex6 + guns" is almost as crazy as "stevex6 + motorcycle" => both combinations would quickly lead to "no stevex6"

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Here is the "most likely" combination ...


a) the stretching and pre-shootin' warm-up




b) stevex6 side-bet ... shoot target (behind the back shot)

 

That is a a great looking safe ! Did you get another for your firearms ?

 

That reminds me of the opening scene of the old TV series, Annie Oakley. She used a mirror while she fired backwards to hit her targets !. That was a long time ago.

 

I use a combination of mylar/carboard 2x2's in BCW vinyl pages for most coins and Airtites for all my US collection.


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Wow, that's an old thread, eh?

Cheers brother (I'm glad that you like my set-up)

 

I have my "slabbed" AV coins stored in special PGGS cases. Most of my collection are stored in Saflips 2X2s with data labels/auction tags. These are then housed in Lighthouses albums. John

 

I'm currently trying to figure out how to store my collection. The most important part is currently stored in a small metal case that's now full. I bought this to replace it the other day, yet sadly it's quite flimsy and I have to return it (the cheap built-in lock doesn't even work!):

https://www.safepub.com/sections/co.../aluminum-carrying-case-usa-customized-6-tray

My best coins are in Air-Tites, and I have some slabbed coins as well. The rest are in 2x2s and a few plastic flips. Ideally, I would like some kind of drawer system, but that seems too expensive. I'm wondering if there is some kind of 2x2 book that would accept Air-Tites in the slots and not prove too difficult insert and remove, as they're thicker than 2x2s.

 

Great storage ideas