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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Vess1, post: 1351169, member: 13650&quot;]Well I&#039;m glad you didn&#039;t get upset over my post.&nbsp; I really don&#039;t mean to trash your idea.&nbsp; I was just sharing how I stream line things so it doesn&#039;t get too ridiculous.&nbsp; It seems we have both extremes here.&nbsp; Some people don&#039;t document anything.&nbsp; Some collections are so extensive, people don&#039;t even know where to start.&nbsp; Others are probably overly documented.&nbsp; &nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>&nbsp;&nbsp; I agree that a whole bag of coins isn&#039;t the greatest way to do it.&nbsp; The square coin tubes are really nice if you ever want to try one.&nbsp; There&#039;s 50 dimes to a roll, 40 nickels and quarters to a roll and 20 halves make a roll.&nbsp; It&#039;s a great way to organize and they&#039;re stackable.&nbsp; </p><p>&nbsp; For nicer stuff, Intercept shield makes really nice plastic 2x2s and boxes for them.&nbsp;&nbsp; I know at least one of the 1804 dollars (multi-million dollar coin) is stored in an intercept 2x2 case.&nbsp; Saw it with my own eyes.&nbsp;&nbsp; I love them.</p><p>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Air-tite capsules work great as well.&nbsp;&nbsp; Some people like 2x2s because you can write on them.&nbsp; I admit, some stuff I have left in cardboard 2x2s but not much.&nbsp; I&#039;ve never used one myself. Good cases do take up more storage area and cost more though.&nbsp; I do have a few nice looking coins that aren&#039;t that valuable that I put in good cases too.&nbsp;&nbsp; For example, a pristine 1964 quarter isn&#039;t worth that much but I feel like I have a responsibility to keep it that way.&nbsp; Hard not to use a good holder.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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