How do you store your stash?

[chinman]

paper rolls, clear plastic round containers, square containers? Boxes?

[fistfulladirt]

paper rolls, clear plastic round containers, square containers? Boxes?

Yes.

[Numismaniac]

All the above except paper rollers. Just don't trust myself to not screw that one up. I've gotten rolls of coins labled "1964", "1965-1969", or "Silver" and most of the times they were accurately labled. Ouch...

I keep bulk silver (40%ers, 1964 halves, war nics, etc) in plastic ziplock bags. Nicer coins (walkers, Franklins, etc) I keep in round plastic tubes.

HH

[TCOZY13]

I keep my silver in clear tubes bc its a beautiful site . Any WL or oddities I put in cardboard coin holders.

[TimZim]

I use the plastic tubes.And some bags. And my 1000 lb gun safe.

[Dok Holliday]

I use CoinSafe Square Tubes for everything. I then store those tubes behind me and my pistol. Incomplete rolls are stored in my home fire-resistent safe. When rolls are full I take them to one of my bank safe deposit boxes or in other safe locations around town.

[chinman]

You know that Safety deposit boxes don't carry FDIC insurance like your bank accounts right?

[Delta2187]

The good ones go in books or single coin squares, the rest in clear tubes (just love that sight) - in the bolted down 1,000 lb safe, inside the ASB generator backed-up, security and video monitored home, patroled by two free ranging large dogs behind the 8 foot, double stranded barb wire topped fence - (and since I'm blessed enough to be able to work from home almost full time) overseen by an often grumpy guy clinging to God and guns! Happy Hunting!!

[Dok Holliday]

You know that Safety deposit boxes don't carry FDIC insurance like your bank accounts right?

If you have 3 quarters, 4 dimes, and 4 pennies, you have $1.19. You also have the largest amount of money in coins without being able to make change for a dollar.

[Mzjavert]

If you have 3 quarters, 4 dimes, and 4 pennies, you have $1.19. You also have the largest amount of money in coins without being able to make change for a dollar.

Well that's a random bit of knowledge. Gonna have to write that one down.

[golden silver]

Bear trap

Golden Silver

[FL Junkman]

And if you had 1 quarter, 9 dimes and 9 pennies, you would have $1.24 and still would not be able to make change for a $1.00.

[madwest]

And if you had 1 quarter, 9 dimes and 9 pennies, you would have $1.24 and still would not be able to make change for a $1.00.

1 quarter, five pennies, and 7 dimes equals $1.

If you have 3 quarters, 4 dimes, and 4 pennies, you have $1.19. You also have the largest amount of money in coins without being able to make change for a dollar.

Does the half-cent count?

[FL Junkman]

Oops !! My bad !!

[That Canadian Guy]

paper rolls, clear plastic round containers, square containers? Boxes?

A mixture of the above as well as on the floor, in the safe, in a drawer, on a desk, on a shelf and in bags. I guess it would be easier to just say my house.

[ImpurestStewart]

The only way you'd ever find out is if I invited you in to show you or broke in to try and see it. The latter of which might get you shot afew times.

[Marchas45]

I keep it simple.

[usandthem]

^ My Old Kentucky Home.