Posted 05/26/2014 11:18 am
Go and buy 2x2 cardboard holders, plastic coin flips and put the coins in there. But you can keep them in the original plastic packages they come in, too - maybe except for the 2009 cents. The "littleton packaging" will never increase a cent in its value anyway.
Just a kind reminder: it's all good to receive coins from Littleton as birthday gifts, but if you are the one buying coins for yourself, remember that Littleton is very overpriced; not a good place to buy from.
Just a kind reminder: it's all good to receive coins from Littleton as birthday gifts, but if you are the one buying coins for yourself, remember that Littleton is very overpriced; not a good place to buy from.
with the suggestions above to put them in individual 2x2 holders, but another option is to place them in coin tubes for each denomination. Of course it depends on how many you have. If you only have a few coins then stick with the 2x2s. Make sure though that when you purchase 2x2s they are made with mylar, which does not contain the dangerous chemical PVC.
