How To Display Your Coins ?

OK here are some links for you if you want to display them. you might have to get a frame for them.

http://www.capitalplastics.com/
http://www.jakesmp.net/CSD_Capital_...pital_C.html
http://www.collectorscorner.org/supplies_013.html
http://www.brent-krueger.com/capitalplastics1.html

you might be able to look for holder at ebay as well. But I am guess this is kind of what you are looking for.

But like others have siad I as well only use Dansco folder and albums.

You can store them in the vault and only you know the combination. Is it very funny or very practical to do so towards your family?

I obtain 19,000 different coins, which all gets a cartboard holder from the firm of Hartberger in the Netherlands. From some coins I have multiple years and those are stored in acidfree plastics. They are all freely to be seen by friends if they want too. I never store in art vitrine. It will keep the baddies out.

Write a story for yourself why you like that coin, it gives you the chance to communicate with the viewer, and it will explain a lot about you, your personality and who you were after your burial. Family may decide whether to sell your lifetime achievement for stuffs, they always are attached to the preferably handwritten inventory of your collection that shows that you began building something in your youth and that ended with your death. Maybe a (grand-)child will pick up and begin where you have stopped, and sometimes in future you may even have a bronze memorial statue in a marble hall somewhere in your local neighbourhood with a signs that tells the vistitor they are in the family Museum of... your name.

Collecting coins means you will never be broke. Storing of coins means you must safekeep your achievements for future purposes whether the people who are left behind have to decide what to do with your fun and built knowledge.

Is it a valuable collection in financial or historical view, take a last written will what should be done with the collection. Give it away to a local museum? I do not know the answer for you, you have to figure it out yourself...