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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;tradernick, post: 4106, member: 648&quot;]Typically krugerrands and maples and eagles, etc&nbsp; sell for a bit over the spot price.&nbsp; Will they be worth more if you properly preserve them?&nbsp; Well...their value won&#039;t increase per se, but if they&#039;re damaged, spotted, used in jewelry, cleaned/polished, or carried in your pocket their value will certainly decrease.&nbsp; The well preserved ones still have more eye appeal and will sell long before a used or ugly one will.&nbsp; Damage like I mentioned above can sometimes result in a lower price, and the coin being sent with the next batch of scrap, rather than being put in the case for resale.</p><p>So.&nbsp; How do you preserve them?&nbsp; Airtites are ok if you want to spend the money, but you can also just put them in tubes or inert flips...the key is to not damage them...not really preserve them.</p><p>Nick[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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