What do you use to store found notable coins

[Murray8144]

What do you use to store found notable coins in the field

I basically put my trash in one pocket and my coins in the other, silver , copper,or otherwise. I guess it's a good problem to have, but as my success rate increases so does the need for a better way to keep my silvers or coppers separate from the clad and somewhat protected until I can get home.

What do you guys use? I'm kind of a minimalist so I'm looking for something that would just slip in a pocket and be pretty low profile, something that would hold multiple coins but each separate from the others.

Thanks in advance

 

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[buzzhead]

Lots of guys use a snuff tin or a suckers tin with a paper towel in it.

 

[Loco-Digger]

I do as you do. If the coins is that good, I take it to the van, and then resume the hunt.

 

[Crappies-n-Coins]

Empty dental floss containers with a cotton ball or 2 inside.

 

[Murray8144]

Thanks all. The dip tin idea is intriguing. Here what I came up with

 

[RobRieman]

I'm damn lucky if I find one coin that's valuable enough to protect much less multiples. I just slip it into an empty pocket.

 

[cudamark]

I'm damn lucky if I find one coin that's valuable enough to protect much less multiples. I just slip it into an empty pocket.

Yup, watch pocket of my jeans.

 

[decoy218]

What do you guys use? I'm kind of a minimalist so I'm looking for something that would just slip in a pocket and be pretty low profile, something that would hold multiple coins but each separate from the others.

I have not found any valuable coins but I have found several CW buttons that I put inside of old prescription bottles that have cotton balls inside. Cotton keeps them from bouncing around and getting crushed.

 

[TrpnBils]

Trash in pouch, clad and buttons and other keeper coins in a pill bottle. Silver into the pocket to keep from excessive scratching.