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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;defaultet, post: 2601455, member: 82882&quot;]Hi All, I&#039;m new to the forum, thought I&#039;d introduce myself. I collected mostly world coins as a kid, it was a fun hobby. I had a nice collection, then made the stupid decision to sell when I was about 18. Anyway, fast forward and I&#039;m getting interested in coins again.</p><p><br /></p><p>The question I was wondering was about buying bullion coins, like American Silver Eagle or the Mexican Libertad. Or just buying silver rounds for the metal content. For these types of coins/rounds if they&#039;re just uncirculated condition (non-slabbed, graded) what do you think the best way to store them is? I bought some Air-Tite containers and they are nice. I just wonder if it&#039;s overkill. Would a mylar flip be a better option?</p><p><br /></p><p>I was also thinking about when/if you sell any back to a dealer. If they&#039;re all in those Air-Tite containers seems it would be kind of a pain to have to break them all out at that point. But also, especially for silver bullion rounds that have no numismatic value do you really need any kind of holder? Isn&#039;t the precious metal value going to be the same regardless of if the bullion is in perfect condition?</p><p><br /></p><p>Anyway, just curious what thoughts people have and what products people use. I have a bunch of Air-Tite containers now (both 39mm and 40mm for SAEs) so I guess I&#039;ll just those up in the meantime.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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