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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;dimeguy, post: 899320, member: 19855&quot;]Well, since I&#039;m up early this morning I&#039;ll take a stab and answer your question, though I&#039;m sure many more experienced collectors here will add their opinions and correct me if I go astray. </p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>My coins were in mylar 2x2s and after reading several posts concerning coin storage and containment I decided as of recently to transfer them all over to Eagle 2x2s. From my understanding they have less variance to air exposure than a traditional stapled 2x2, that and they look more professionally displayed. Granted, as for now all my high grade coins are being transfered since I figured my lower grades can be lower priority.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>As for&nbsp; storage, I use sheets that can hold 20 2x2s at a time and stick them all in a binder. My sheets aren&#039;t labeled, but my 2x2s do have stickers that outline the grade, year and mint mark, what I paid, and estimated number produced. From there I simply insert them into the sheets in chronological and mint mark order making room for die varieties along the way. </p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>I hope this helps, and as I said I&#039;m sure more seasoned collectors out ther will have better opinions than mine.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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