Coin Storage?

[Kirk Freeman]

Anyone have an efficient way to organize gold and silver coins? Right now I am using wooden cigar boxes with sliding tops. Got to be something better?

Thanks.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

Most metals sites have storage options available like these for example.

Buy Coin Collecting Boxes, Tubes, and Other Supplies | Provident Metals™

Buy Coin Collecting Boxes, Tubes, and Supplies at Provident Metals. Free Shipping & Fast Delivery. Call 800-313-3315 or visit online!

www.providentmetals.com

 

[snapping turtle]

Tubes of twenty oz silver

 

[woowoo2]

Mason jars, Moonless nights, bury em all around.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Most metals sites have storage options available like these for example.

Buy Coin Collecting Boxes, Tubes, and Other Supplies | Provident Metals™

Buy Coin Collecting Boxes, Tubes, and Supplies at Provident Metals. Free Shipping & Fast Delivery. Call 800-313-3315 or visit online!

www.providentmetals.com

Ah, of course, knew there had to be something like that. Thanks, D2.

 

[jbombelli]

You can't go wrong storing them at my house.

 

[DeadeyeChrista'sdad]

I offer secure, low. cost storage for gold and silver, regular currency, firearms and ammo, and of course, fine whiskey.
Significant discounts available for those with long, luxurious, curly, flowing, thick locks...

 

[d.kaufman]

I use an old metal poker chip briefcase for 1oz rounds. Works perfectly

 

[indyartisan]

Mason jars, Moonless nights, bury em all around.

Just watch out for the kin of those white trash Crayton boys.

 

[jerrob]

I have a small variety of coin tubes I no longer need/use.
The green lids hold American Silver Eagles and the other miscellaneous sized ones held dimes, quarters and halves.

 

[AmmoManAaron]

30 cal ammo cans. Sturdy, stackable, built in handle for convenience, and will survive even a very hot house fire.

 

[2in1evtime]

fire proof safe or safes depending on how much you have to store

 

[Bugzilla]

Depending on the type, age, condition, etc., some of those wooden cigar boxes could be worth more than the bullion you have in them.

 

[Salty]

I put anything I want protected in air-tites and throw everything in canvas money bags. Money bags are much easier to stuff into or pull out of a safe than any box.

 

[NKBJ]

About 20 years ago knew a fella who had a coin business. One day he called me up to discuss removing rust stains from coins, needing to avoid etching as well as mechanical disturbance of the surface. Seems that someones gramma had buried coins around the place in cans for many many years and the boys were bringing in essentially pristine pre-60's silver coins, but with rust stains.

So tomato cans in the back yard?
Naah.

 

[maxwelhse]

For Eagles, I use air-tites, in tubes, in a fire safe, inside a bigger not-fire safe. I am now reminded that I need to put some desiccant in there too.

FYI - Tubes and air-tites are way cheaper on eBay, Amazon, etc than they are from places like Provident. I like the coin tubes for other uses too, like drill and bit organization out in the shop, so I don't mind getting them in bulk.

 

[inchrisin]

Tubes. They go into a firebox. The firebox goes in a safe. It weighs the safe down nicely.