I have really been cutting down all the nickels that I have stashed from roll hunting. I also have a number of higher grade coins of different years and mint marks stashed in homemade paper packets, mint cello, flips, and so forth. I don't particularly like folders because you can only see one side of the coin and they are big. I like two-sided albums even less because they are bigger still. And honestly, nobody ever pulls them off the shelf to look at them, and you can't share the coins online.
However, someone here recently posted a virtual 7070 of well-photographed coins that were not in a physical album. I though that might be interesting to do with Jefferson nickels. Storing the coins in plastic tubes would occupy about four tubes. That's an efficient use of shelf space.
With that in mind, does anyone have recommendations on how to produce, share, and store virtual coin albums?
Quote: And honestly, nobody ever pulls them off the shelf to look at them
Orly?
Quote: However, someone here recently posted a virtual 7070 of well-photographed coins that were not in a physical album. I though that might be interesting to do with Jefferson nickels. Storing the coins in plastic tubes would occupy about four tubes. That's an efficient use of shelf space.
Not a bad idea.
Quote: With that in mind, does anyone have recommendations on how to produce, share, and store virtual coin albums?
I have some people in mind. I will wait to see if they post here.
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