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Hi everyone & thanks for having me on here,

I’ve recently began collecting pre-decimal silver coins leaning mainly towards half crowns EF or better. Having found that the auctions seem to be the place to purchase good quality coins I’m starting to worry a little on storage. Having looked around & reading a little I’ve went for acrylic cases but also with the white foam inserts to secure in place. ( bought on eBay )

I just wanted to ask anyone more experienced whether they know if the foam inserts can cause any long term issues with the coins. 

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

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33 minutes ago, ODYSSEUS101 said:

Hi everyone & thanks for having me on here,

I’ve recently began collecting pre-decimal silver coins leaning mainly towards half crowns EF or better. Having found that the auctions seem to be the place to purchase good quality coins I’m starting to worry a little on storage. Having looked around & reading a little I’ve went for acrylic cases but also with the white foam inserts to secure in place. ( bought on eBay )

I just wanted to ask anyone more experienced whether they know if the foam inserts can cause any long term issues with the coins. 

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

I think it is unlikely that there will be any issues. However, if you want peace of mind, then I would suggest buying branded products like Quadrums. 

https://www.coingallery.co.uk/quadrum-coin-capsules-36-c.asp

Quite a few people here swear by them. A cheaper option is 2x2 coin flip (cardboard with transparent window). The option for traditionalists would be the coin cabinet.

 

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