Off topic: How do you store youre finds?

[sheepdog_tx]

Off topic: How do you store you're finds?

Seems between copper pennies, proofs, errors, silver, collectibles, etc that this get bulky fast. I was thinking about burying some silver, nickels, and copper for a rainy day in water tight 1 gallon buckets (free instead of ammo cans). How do you guys store your goodies?

 

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[maverick]

I have a plant pot full of dirt. I just stick them in there a few inches down

Well, post picks if it starts to grow, lol.

 

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Ziploc bags may have PVC, or some other chemical in the bag that is bad for coins. You can put the coins in a 2x2 holder.

Not if you get the kind they use to store food in. Anything used for food storage (AKA Food Safe) cannot have PVC.

 

[Local_coins]

Plastic tubes. I started out putting them in the cardboard 2x2's, but that took up too much space. Even just the modest amount of coins I've found so far.

Me too.

I thought about using paper rolls to save a little cost on the tubes it I don't want any mistakes to be made and have them end up back in the wild...

 

[sack0silver]

next to my gun

 

[sheepdog_tx]

Well, post picks if it starts to grow, lol.

Maybe this is how the money tree grows? <looks around for a shovel>