Storing And Displaying RCM Coins

I bought jewelry display cabinets and put lights in them and showcase them in my coin room

Thanks for the feedback!
Lets take this one step further. I've also seen people cut coins out of sets and display them in cardboard 2x2 and display them or store them in pages. Does anyone have thoughts on that as well?
Thanks again

While dealers may have a need to cut up or sell certain coins individually from Mint sets, collectors usually want the entire sets intact in the original packaging. Quite often you see the proof or silver dollars missing from sets.

Unless you're unhappy with the presentation, looking to get more for the coins individually or want to have them graded and certified, I see no point in removing them. Coins in 2x2 holders are far too easy to pop out and spend, though they do look nice in a binder!

From time to time you may also find cases, boxes, clamshells or holders for sale that once housed these coins at nominal prices. Ie: 1908-1998 or 1953-2003 commemorative sets which can be repurposed.

On a related note, I find the shipping boxes very handy for storing most of the NCLT stuff from the Mint. Not only can you mark them, they stack nicely on a shelf as well!

One added benefit of ordering from the Mint website is using the excess boxes/envelopes to organize consignments for upcoming club auctions. Just add your contact #, mark down how many items and hand them in.