Casino Cases For Silver Coin Storage

The traditional British coin chests used by British ancient coin collectors are usually high-end custom-made chests of drawers that are made of mahogany or other
select seasoned hardwoods. I know those chests are made of carefully long-aged woods so the chests won't still be giving off gasses that might damage the coins.

If you could catch the attention of some of the British CCFer's, they might be able to advise you about what to look for in the woods that coin storage enclosures
would best be made of.

I opt for a simpler, more typical Ameriican approach. I use RCM tubes and monster boxes that I got (empty) from APMEX and surplus US military ammo boxes. They're
inexpensive and provide atmospheric protection that's as effective as could be hoped for. Not much to look at and decidedly proletarian but economic and effective.

I was actually using 35mm timber slide boxes years ago, but modern coin albums designed specifically for coins are more convenient.

Those old 35mm slide boxes have long since been reverted back to their original use.
Those slides depict trip that a group of friends and myself made, of an overland trip in a double deck bus (owned by us), India to Europe. Lots of interesting pictures in the Punjab, Afganistan, Iran and Iraq.