Best sources for accessories? ...

cmeisenzahl

I picked up the red book paperback at Border's yesterday, not bad, $12.


What are some good reliable sources w/ decent prices for coin collecting accessories? For example, coin tubes, sleeves, books to hold coins, etc.?


Thanks guys! This is going to be fun, the kids are already getting a kick out of it.



have a great day,


Chris Meisenzahl

UncleWiggly

Try Brooklyn Gallery. Go to this link and look under the "bs" obviously. This is a A-Z list of everything connected to money. All the coin dealers are on this including you name it.

Jerry coinsheetlinks

Gonfunko

I usually use Jake's Marketplace for my supplies. They've got good service, ship quickly, and have low prices. They've got some nice coins too.

wbp1028

Kyle Vick at Stanton Books.

FatMan

JPs Corner

granddad

I agree with JPs Corner. Good prices, fast service. Have fun.

Louis

granddad

Chris,

A fun and free way to start collecting is to put together circulated sets of Jefferson nickels. The complete set 1938-2004 is about 150 coins, and they all can be found in your change. It speeds things up if you go to your bank once a week and pick up several rolls to go through. The children will love it. I put together 5 complete sets for my grandchildren this way.


Enjoy,
Louis

UncleWiggly

Well, there's allot of places suggested and all of them can be located on

THIS


Jerry