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<p>[QUOTE="Urban_Lawyer, post: 1508742, member: 36361"]My wife and I have a baby on the way, and my collection is getting booted to make way for a nursery. Is there any harm in storing my coins and currency in an attic that does NOT have HVAC?</p><p><br /></p><p>The Place: My attic is well insulated but does not have air conditioning or forced air heat like the rest of the house. It does have radiator heat (oddly, they left that there when the HVAC was installed in the 1950s). The air temperature can go as low as 55-60 F in the winter and as high as 120 F in the summer - same temperature as the outside.</p><p><br /></p><p>The Collection: I don't own any slabs. My coins are either loose, in Intercept Shield / Dansco albums, or in 2x2 mylar flips stored in a large wooden footlocker. My currency is placed in plastic pages and stored in a 3-ring binder. I have some currency in paper envelopes.</p><p><br /></p><p>Any thoughts on whether I could put my collection in the attic? What are the problems with temperature differences? Humidity is NO problem... even when its humid outside the house is comfortable, if hot. Coins are ultimately just hunks of metal and currency is just paper, right?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Urban_Lawyer, post: 1508742, member: 36361"]My wife and I have a baby on the way, and my collection is getting booted to make way for a nursery. Is there any harm in storing my coins and currency in an attic that does NOT have HVAC? The Place: My attic is well insulated but does not have air conditioning or forced air heat like the rest of the house. It does have radiator heat (oddly, they left that there when the HVAC was installed in the 1950s). The air temperature can go as low as 55-60 F in the winter and as high as 120 F in the summer - same temperature as the outside. The Collection: I don't own any slabs. My coins are either loose, in Intercept Shield / Dansco albums, or in 2x2 mylar flips stored in a large wooden footlocker. My currency is placed in plastic pages and stored in a 3-ring binder. I have some currency in paper envelopes. Any thoughts on whether I could put my collection in the attic? What are the problems with temperature differences? Humidity is NO problem... even when its humid outside the house is comfortable, if hot. Coins are ultimately just hunks of metal and currency is just paper, right?[/QUOTE]
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