WHere to store coins?

Now that I have a coin collection.

Like what the hell to do with it?

Where do you put the darn coins without having to worry about someone
stealing them?

tom wrote:
Now that I have a coin collection.

Like what the hell to do with it?

Where do you put the darn coins without having to worry about someone
stealing them?

Considering the attitude of disdain you just showed toward your collection,
I'd suggest liquidating it and buying something that causes you less grief,
like white chocolate truffles or something.

James

On Apr 9, 12:02*pm, "tom" wrote:
Now that I have a coin collection.

Like what the hell to do with it?

Where do you put the darn coins without having to worry about someone
stealing them?

Presumably you own other valuable tangible property.

You should kinda do the same type of things that you do to protect
your other property.

DOH.

oly

On Apr 9, 12:15*pm, oly wrote:
On Apr 9, 12:02*pm, "tom" wrote:

Now that I have a coin collection.

Like what the hell to do with it?

Where do you put the darn coins without having to worry about someone
stealing them?

Presumably you own other valuable tangible property.

You should kinda do the same type of things that you do to protect
your other property.

DOH.

oly

Put your coins on a table in your front yard near the street.

Once they are stolen (which should be relatively soon) you will never
have to worry about them being stolen again. Unless, of course, you
buy some more - in which case you should repeat the previous step.

oly

In , on 04/09/2009
at 12:02 PM, "tom" said:

Now that I have a coin collection.

Like what the hell to do with it?

Where do you put the darn coins without having to worry about someone
stealing them?

A safety deposit box. It is sort of sad, but you do have visitation rights
.

Nick

"tom" wrote in message
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Now that I have a coin collection.

Like what the hell to do with it?

Where do you put the darn coins without having to worry about someone
stealing them?

Why don't you stick them up your ass?

"tom" wrote in message
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Now that I have a coin collection.

Like what the hell to do with it?

Where do you put the darn coins without having to worry about someone
stealing them?




I'd be glad to keep them for you. Or if it's a valuable collection there are
safes you can bolt to your fllor or wall.

"don't look" don't wrote in message
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"tom" wrote in message
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Now that I have a coin collection.

Like what the hell to do with it?

Where do you put the darn coins without having to worry about someone
stealing them?




I'd be glad to keep them for you. Or if it's a valuable collection there
are
safes you can bolt to your fllor or wall.



Or hide them in your panic room



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"oly" wrote
Put your coins on a table in your front yard near the street.

Once they are stolen (which should be relatively soon) you will never
have to worry about them being stolen again. Unless, of course, you
buy some more - in which case you should repeat the previous step.


lol !

"tom" wrote in message
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Now that I have a coin collection.

Like what the hell to do with it?

Where do you put the darn coins without having to worry about someone
stealing them?

I am late to this thread and I have read all the sarcastic and negative
responses. The OP asks a valid question and it one that I have asked. I
have (2) safe deposit boxes (because of size) for my coins even though I
store them the bulk at home especially stuff the US mint. My collection
includes collecting stuff (state quarters), investing (slabs), and modern
UNC/proof sets. I have insurance for most of my coins which is expensive.

I am not worried about theft so much as I am worried about environmental
damage. Especially my UNC copper cents. Questions I have include:

- Do slabbed coins protect the coins humidity or heat? I used to store some
of them in kitchen drawers.
- I have littleton folders stored in bookshelves. Temps range from 40 - 110
degrees.
- My coin dealer (whom I trustimplicitly) warned me about safe deposit boxes
not controlling humidity/temp Is this a real concern?

Tom