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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;marid3, post: 1632805, member: 35968&quot;]Valid concerns.&nbsp; I store my coins as follows</p><p>-non-PVC tubes for junk/extras</p><p>-Albums for my mid-grade stuff (nice, but not slab-worthy [non-key dates, high-value, or very high-grade proofs/mings)], including low-grade mint/proofs</p><p>-flips for the nice stuff, things I don&#039;t&nbsp; have albums for, or nice extras</p><p>&nbsp;--if I had to do it over again, I&#039;d do all Airtites, as they&#039;re less than a dime each in bulk, and much nicer than flips, but I already have a ton of flips (and I&#039;m too lazy to move them all) - some of the most knowledgable people here highly recommend these.</p><p>- slabs for the nice stuff - send it off to a TPG, or to NCS first, then to TPG, and store those in intercept shield boxes in a safe environment (not basement or attic, with a desiccant pack).</p><p><br /></p><p>Hope that helps.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>I wouldn&#039;t worry about toning from the albums Yeah, it&#039;s possible (because it&#039;s not a 100% inert material), but, I&#039;d worry about scratches from the slides, and toning from the air around the albums (keep them in a stable enviornment).[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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