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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Tater, post: 853513, member: 9717&quot;]Well over the past while I have been thinking about submitting some coins to NGC.&nbsp; My collection has been growing and I buy the nicest stuff I can afford.&nbsp; My type set looks great and my mint state peace dollars are about done, dang that 34-s.&nbsp; I have been a member here for a couple of years and have always read the post about storage and taking care of your coins.&nbsp; I have most coins in Dansco with a slip case and have bought an Intercept sheild album.&nbsp; I also place my high end albums in large zip locks than place them in to a rubbermaid storage container with silica gel.&nbsp; I haven&#039;t had a bad problem of coins toning other than a couple of dimes.&nbsp; My mid grade and low end is in 2x2 flips in blue whitman cases in storage.&nbsp; I have been thinking about slabbing my higher end stuff just to protect my purchase for when the wife has to sell them, several years from now I&#039;m only 38.&nbsp; I also would like to do the registry thing with the peace dollars, I&#039;m doing the Ikes and am loving it.&nbsp; Ok this week I have been filling out a spreadsheet for inventory. I have a lot of money tied up in this hobby, I was surprised.&nbsp; I also read the article on coin storage on page 89 of the current Numismatist and am thinking about long term storage and collection protection.&nbsp; It is easier to get money out of slabbed coins now days.&nbsp; I have always loved my dansco albums and the presentation factor and have bought several coins in slabs and cracked them out.&nbsp; So I want opinions on what you guys think, to slab or not to slab?&nbsp; Is it natural progression to be an album lover than want to switch to slabs?</p><p><br /></p><p>Why can&#039;t someone like dansco come up with a nice way to present slabs?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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