Any suggestions for the best way to store Gold Eagles and Silver Eagles? Vinyl flips? Airtite containers? Mint Tubes? Looking for storage for 1 year or more. Thanks!
Absolutely no vinyl flips,especially for silver. I like the airtites because they better preserve the coins (I don't own many coins though). Plastic tube are the best in terms of space saving.
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My choice in order of preference: Mint capsule, Original mint tube, air-tite capsule, non-vinyl flip. All of these should be stored in a humidity controlled environment.
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<< <i>Thanks everyone! One more question on airtite capsules. Does it make a difference if I get direct fit versus the ones with the black rings? Thanks! >>
Some rings are made with foam some other with a sort of velvet. They should be both inert, though. I prefer the direct fit because they bring more light when looking at the coin. JMO.
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<< <i>My choice in order of preference: Mint capsule, Original mint tube, air-tite capsule, non-vinyl flip. All of these should be stored in a humidity controlled environment. >>
mint tubes or tubes take less space as well.
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I store my silver eagle collection in Lighthouse coin capsules placed in Lighthouse coin boxes. There not cheap, but are really nice quality coin storage systems.
-Bob
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I like the airtites because they better preserve the coins (I don't own many coins though).
Plastic tube are the best in terms of space saving.
I knew it would happen.
Keep an open mind, or get financially repressed -Zoltan Pozsar
<< <i>Thanks everyone! One more question on airtite capsules. Does it make a difference if I get direct fit versus the ones with the black rings? Thanks! >>
Some rings are made with foam some other with a sort of velvet. They should be both inert, though.
I prefer the direct fit because they bring more light when looking at the coin. JMO.
<< <i>My choice in order of preference: Mint capsule, Original mint tube, air-tite capsule, non-vinyl flip. All of these should be stored in a humidity controlled environment. >>
mint tubes or tubes take less space as well.
Fred, Las Vegas, NV
Keep an open mind, or get financially repressed -Zoltan Pozsar
<< <i>buy quantity direct fits from valleycoin.com. They also sell small quantities via ebay. >>
Good source...I've purchased from them before also.
-Bob
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