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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Jim Dale, post: 8321960, member: 100459&quot;]I try to keep my collecting, simple.&nbsp; The part of my collecting is that when I purchase a coin, I keep an accurate record of the source, date, description, and other detail so that I can keep a detailed record of all of my purchases by year.&nbsp; I used to keep my more expensive purchases in a Safety Deposit Box.&nbsp; I keep a record on an Excel spreadsheet, sorted by Year, and other details.&nbsp; My wife likes me doing that kind of record because it takes up a good amount of time that I would pester the H out of her.&nbsp; Coins that I acquired from various sources are kept in separate boxes by denomination.&nbsp; Because I inherited a great deal of coins from my father, buy&nbsp; boxes to keep them in.&nbsp; I use the same size of box for all my coins, with only different sizes for each denomination.&nbsp; To me, it is fun.</p><p>I would like to see various ways that each of you record your coins and to secure them, as well as how you keep a record of your coins.&nbsp; After over 30 years of detail work as an Internal Auditor for a large University, I have learned a great deal from many of other accountants/auditors/or other employees.&nbsp; I am grateful to all of you as well.</p><p>Thank you so very much for your help and teaching in many different ways.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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