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What Type Of Casing Should I Store Coins In

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I am starting a new collection as I have just became a coin hunter. Any suggestions on what type of coin collecting books I should look for. Any suggestions on the supplies I need to become a serious coin collector.

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Probably start with a RedBook for some general info. What series do you want to collect? I like Whitman albums; some prefer Dansco albums. maybe get an inexpensive 7x loupe, check Wizard coin supply for good prices.
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I just recently got into collecting and I have a few things:

-The 2017 RedBook (inexpensive and packed with info)
-A PVC-free 3-ring binder with BWD 20-pocket pages (inexpensive) that hold 2x2 cardboard flips or 2x2 Saflips (more expensive)
-A Whitman Jefferson nickel album (for the circulation set I'm working on)

The albums are more expensive but a lot nicer. The folders are inexpensive. Both offer versions for coin types, date sets, etc.

I also have quite a few world coins so I got a used 20th-Century Krause Catalog that is also packed with info.
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Start off with a Red Book, but don't pay the prices listed in it.
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Angel and I would also recommend The Red Book.

There is a wealth of information packed between the covers.
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I need to become a serious coin collector.

I've been saying this to myself for the last 54 years .
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Thank you to all who answered my topic. It really helped me out a lot!
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In addition to what has already been said, if you're hunting through a lot of rolls, then you could be pulling out quite a few coins. I use the plastic tubes to store my extras and culls. I have round tubes because that's what I started out with 50 years ago. A lot of folks use the square tubes (they don't roll and the pack nicely into a box). I know Wizard Coin Supply has a bunch of coin tubes to choose from.
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