How Do You Like To Display Your Single, Non-Slabbed Coins?

I'm a big fan of Lighthouse capsules, personally.

I used Dansco albums; both the normal ones (holes with plastic protective slides) and ones that keep 2x2 holders (twelve pocket pages).

So, my single coins, ones that really do not belong to a particular set or series, are in a 2x2 that is stored in one of my "miscellaneous" Dansco 2x2 albums.

To jpsned,

You might have used the word protect or store rather than display.

As you can see, each collector has his or her own favorite(s).
I am not married to a particular type of holder. As I have said, each coin gets the amount of protection that it deserves.
If push comes to shove, a piece of Saran Wrap works just fine!

The following link will direct you to a topic posted in June of 2011. "Instructions for Heirs?"
Further posts concerning the ultimate disposition of one's
coins should go there. I intend to do just that.

https://goccf.com/t/89922&whichpage=1

Sorry, jpsned, for having your original topic highjacked
into other directions.

@Matthewvincent

This is very good advice for all of us. My family, although not interested in coins know never to just dump all of it at a pawn shop as I have reviewed this with them many times over the years.

In fact I have gone a step farther, and although I have never liked the reasons TPGs came into existence (or their way of handling things even now), I do believe their two redeeming factors are authenticating and also making it so that I can let my loved ones know which coins to pay extra special attention to.

in fact, I have instructed my wife of two places to go in case anything happens to me.

One is the local brick and mortar store where I consider the dealer not only an above-reproach-trustworthy individual (hey - he was a respected police officer!), but a friend as well (oozentoo on ebay - I get nothing for this!).

And I have instructed her to get here with the CCF family for information since I know all of you will make sure the best comes o the situation.

I also have been thankful that after three of my kids have already left the nest, and on their own in their own time, all three have come back to me at one point and sincerely said, "Dad, I want to thank you so much for teaching me how to think." Two of them also came to me and told me their peers come to them for advice b/c, without trying to, my kids have built a reputation as thinkers/problem solvers. What more could a dad ask for?

Now it would be nice if my own brains would get back in line

So I am not concerned they will do something dumb with them.

But I am concerned - especially in this day of non-privacy - that someone would be able to take them from my home despite Uncle Winchester and Uncle Remington being permanent residents.

I admit I was even a bit paranoid when I first signed up on CCF knowing that
i was admitting to anyone with access to the web that I am a numismatist. But, again, a safe deposit box definitely makes it easier to rest assured my family will end up with my collections.

But - as the old saying goes - you can't have your cake and eat it to. Well, I have my collection, but nothing with any value is readily accessible to where I can always enjoy it at a moments notice.