What's the best way to store/display an ever-growing....

dizzyfoxx

....collection of raw Seated Halves? Are individual stapled flips the best way or is there some sort of protective album available?

pennyannie

I like the eagle brand of snap together 2 x 2 and the pages to fit intoa nice leather 3 ring binder. I know you say you have them in flips. The flips might fit into the eagle pages.

Broadstruck

I like these... I think they are Air-Tite ?

notwilight

I do too, they are nice for 19th century and later coins. 18th century coins vary too much in diameter to make them work well. --jerry

TomB

I like Cointains.

Cam40

air-tites are not air tight all together but, sufficiently enough for coins.
just dont try and hide them in your fish tank.

RichieURich

A lot of collectors use Dansco albums.

originalisbest

Depends on the grades. AU to UNC I'd stick with 2x2 mylar flips, anything well-circulated should be stable, and blank half dollar Dansco's, etc. would be nice. Can also get the nice slipcases for those.

I personally have come to prefer raw coins in 2x2 mylars placed into pages, and kept in a binder with slipcase.