KICK @$$ nice storage ideas from Sears

atarian

im getting 2 storage cases (60 drawers each), one for pennies 1 for nickels. $17.99 ea and then the smaller ones are 8.99 ea that holds 40 draws each. this is very good to store extras ( maybe i can buy one for all the canadian coins by year). just need a label maker for my coins. what you think all. good idea

Sequitur

Won't they get marred up by jingling around in the drawers?

pharmer

Sounds like just the ticket. Do you have a Sears item number?

Neptune

nice - how big are drawers?

Stack-On 60-Drawer Storage Cabinet

Sears item #00965896000
Mfr. model #DS60

TonedPeaceNut

Tad bit more expensive -- but a very nice storage cabinet and its already built.

And here's come Billy -----


TPN

Cladiator

TPN, where can you get that or something like it?

atarian

looks like a brookstone item over priced object that you can get premade by a carpendar for half the price

pharmer

Thanks for the info. TPN, that would be a great box for fly tying stuff.

Neptune

I got this cute little antique box at auction for about $8. I thought it would be nice just for loose circ. coins - but I'm a box freak.

TonedPeaceNut

TPN, where can you get that or something like it?

It's on Sears' website -- do a search for oak storage cabinet.

that you can get premade by a carpendar for half the price

You might be right -- but that is a nice box for any hobbiest - whether you're a coin collector, fly fisherman or a rock hound.

The price is steep ---> $400+ but it is something you'll keep for years.


TPN

MORGANHUNTER2

TPN, where can you get that or something like it?

It's on Sears' website -- do a search for oak storage cabinet.

Folks, before you all run out to sears-'where america shops'- you might want to take into consideration what this little OAK box would do to your coins- oak is very acidic and it can ruin your collection in no time. Try cheery or african mahogany. if you want a box like this - don't go to sears- try Lowe's or home depot- much cheaper- put tools in it just like the picture shows. The above mentioned woods in a box like this- about 600.

SilverDollarMan

<< <i>TPN, where can you get that or something like it?

It's on Sears' website -- do a search for oak storage cabinet.

that you can get premade by a carpendar for half the price

You might be right -- but that is a nice box for any hobbiest - whether you're a coin collector, fly fisherman or a rock hound.

The price is steep ---> $400+ but it is something you'll keep for years.


TPN >>



Really, send me the $400, I'll keep $250 and make the same box 4 u w/ $150, thats left. RIP

Weiss

Or, for the true elite collector, this early Gustav Stickley cabinet. Single paneled door with original copper hardware over a single drawer with original facetted wood knobs, beveled top and arched toe board, complete interior contains mirrored door and open shelf over a series of drawers, original finish, signed with early red decal, 35"w x 23"d x 72"h. This piece is circa 1905. The drawers slide out as if they were made of butter:





I had the pleasure of examining this cabinet and then seeing it sell for $12,000 at auction on Sunday, December 5th.

Treadway Gallery 20th century auction catalog, December 5th, 2004

Cameonut

It won't be long now before Magikbilly starts telling you all about the dangers of storing coins in wood boxes.

ognib

The picture TonedPeaceNut posted looks like a Gerstner toolbox. VERY pricy but VERY nice. Go to Gerstnerusa.com.