). My concern is I have many tubes that are not completely full and don't want the coins to move around and damage each other. Any recommendations as to what I could put inside to keep them from rubbing (such as cotton), should I transport vertical or horizontal, or am I crazy and over-thinking this? 
Posted 06/17/2014 12:03 am
Not a problem at all, if your uncirculated standard coins are bullion only. Follow the suggestions already mentioned.
Low value coins below EF can be transported in bulk, if that is the way you already store them.
The problem is already solved for those coins currently in albums.
Make sure that your whole collection is in plain anonymous looking corrugated boxes, so that undesirable eyes don't see the contents, during your move.
I am having my house renovated soon.
My safe, although it is bolted to the floor inside a cupboard, will nevertheless be covered by a plain looking corrugated cardboard box. The key will be off the premises, miles away.
Low value coins below EF can be transported in bulk, if that is the way you already store them.
The problem is already solved for those coins currently in albums.
Make sure that your whole collection is in plain anonymous looking corrugated boxes, so that undesirable eyes don't see the contents, during your move.
I am having my house renovated soon.
My safe, although it is bolted to the floor inside a cupboard, will nevertheless be covered by a plain looking corrugated cardboard box. The key will be off the premises, miles away.
