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Bedrock of the Community
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I'm only now beginning to get duplicates and it is only of random Roosies, but I like this idea a lot whywing .. just keep at it, and over the years your collection will grow. One of the things I started doing 30 years ago. Was buy silver dimes. If there was not a coin at the local shops that I wanted, I just continued to buy silver dimes. I sell them when silver is high ... or when there is a higher price coin that I want. I also put BU's away .. by the roll. One of my cool storage boxes has 20 rolls of BU Roosevelt dimes .. and I am working on a 20 roll box of Mercury's. So keep at it .. buy what you can and hold it .. your collection will grow |
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Bedrock of the Community
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Just so you know, GR58, like many of your others, this thread is a major speed bump!
Whenever I open it, I have to look at the photos again I hope it gives you some good ideas .. Now you are making me think I should have taken more time and gotten better pictures. For me .. I think how I organize, store and display my collection ...can somehow make me enjoy it better. |
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I agree with the first and third statements. Especially the third. As for the second, they look good enough for me.  |
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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A couple members mentioned, what my main collection is, and got me wondering. I just spent 30 minutes looking for Dansco albums, I think I found most of them. I have mentioned before that I like modern coins and that shows in the bulk of my albums. Most of these albums are complete, if my count is right there is 8 that are not. Of those 4 of them only need a couple to finish. The Mercury dime album is the closest. For it I need the 1916 D, I have a friend that is a very old collector, he talks of selling me one of his. By waiting, I will get my best deal on that coin.  |
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I just spent 30 minutes looking for Dansco albums, I think I found most of them. Most of them?  Some stack silver, but you stack albums. That is what I call a nice stack.  |
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Pillar of the Community
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That is what I call a nice stack. No kidding!! WOW!  |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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You achieved one of your goals: I have a good idea Of what to do with my lovely extras. So, ya wouldn't happen to have a 1498 in there, would ya?  Edited by CoinsKelly
09/05/2013 8:03 pm
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Bedrock of the Community
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Most of them Yes sir .. I have a bad habit of hiding them. In fact I found another one, as I was putting them away. Quote:
That is what I call a nice stack. Thanks jbuck .. and Moe Moe .. from seeing all your great coins .. that compliment means a lot Quote:
You achieved one of your goals: I have a good idea Of what to do with my lovely extras. Glad I could be of help Quote:
So, ya wouldn't happen to have a 1498 in there, would ya? No sorry ... I am guessing you are asking .. because of how far can we go thread. I do like looking at all the nice coins in those posts. But I do have a lot of dealer friends .. I will try to remember to ask if any have one. |
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Yes sir .. I have a bad habit of hiding them. In fact I found another one, as I was putting them away. Nice!  |
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New Member
United States
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Question on the Dansco 7000 with the 2x2 pages. Are you at all concerned with possible PVC damage to coins stored in the pages that fit in the 7000, or do you think cardboard 2x2s or mylar flips offer adequate protection?
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I have several of these albums, the oldest from the late 1980's. I have had no problems with any of the coins. The pages are in great shape with no signs of breaking down.
I feel my success is a combination of the 2x2 protection with my keeping the albums in a climate controlled location (unstable storage environment contributes to PVC breakdown).
Having the PVC in direct contact with a coin is definitely bad, but I am not sure about outgassing (and subsequent condensation of outgassed material). This is why I feel that storage environment is critical. I can only speak of my own experience. Your mileage may vary.
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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I agree with Jbuck.
When I first saw these albums, they had been bought into a LCS when the owners were selling off their collections. Two albums were full of copper and nickel coins, a third was completely full of gold coins, (classic $10 and $20's) The owners said the
coins were in the albums for many years, I saw no sign of PVC damage.
As Jbuck stated, keeping your coins in a climate controlled environment, is very important, for anyway you store your coins.
I started using these albums over a year ago, I have some similar albums I use for my currency, that I have had currency in for 2 or 3 years. Those bills are directly placed in the pages. So far I have not had any issue with the albums causing any problems.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Whooa...
Nice Hoard there GR58. I wish I can achieve that "sort of problem" someday!
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Bedrock of the Community
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New Member
United States
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Thanks JBuck and GR58. I'm going to order a couple Dansco 7000 albums today!
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