Finally Organizing My Variety And Error Collection

Thank you all so much and I'm glad you enjoyed reading it!

Haha John, I plan to have thousands of coins eventually! Maybe you'll get a little bit of it in the future

Sam you are correct they are varieties, but that specific binder is dedicated to RPMs, DDOs, and DDRs.

For the time being they'll remain in the error binder. Most likely eventually I'll have to split things up, putting die events in one binder, errors, in another, and variety coins that aren't your generic variety in a final one.

It certainly takes time and a lot of resources. Let me know how it goes!

Really nice collection and organizing. I've actually done the same. Decades are the best was to go. Doing by year means needing to move coins. Do you have another binder with list of what is in a binder? I needed to number each coin and page it's on. That helps me because of lack of memory because of what I've just looked at a couple minutes ago (lol).
Are those just for Lincoln's? Any other binders for other coins?

Again very nice.

Thank you levelsofmadnes! That's certainly one way to go! As long as you have photos you should be in the clear!

Glad to hear it Rob! Indeed that was my mind set. Until I get to a point where I can space out each variety listing, (which might be years and years), I might just stick to this method. I do not actually, though I might want to get on that. Once I have more inventory that might be a goal of mine. They're mainly all just Lincoln's except for a few oddballs out there, such as an Indian Head cent having half of the reverse being a massive lamination, along with a couple quarter DDRs. I don't use binders for my other stuff, which is collecting silver and collecting graded toned cents which are just stored in a PCGS slab box.

Cheers TCD!

Sounds good, looking forward to it!

Great presentation SilverCents. And I am way impressed with the time spent organizing of 6 hours.
I have maybe one tenth of what you have displayed and I don't think I would be able to organize them in a day. I guess I tend to re-visit what I have found, and attributed, and put into 2 x 2's. Which makes for a much longer day of organizing.

Thanks for sharing..

Very good suggestion to organize by decade. I'm constantly moving coins around tearing my binder getting them in and out to add the next year.

Congrats on your collection and getting it organized SC.

I use the same binder system but with mylar flips. The insert on the flip gives me room to add lots of info such as markers for new die stages.

LOM, the images and boxes are ok until you find an upgrade and need to find your old "Best One" to sell or give away.