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How to Store Silver Coins, Gold Coins and Silver Bars Safely at Home (2020)

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So it doesn't degrade the silver eagles and the maple leaves if you take them out of the original mint tube and put them in the sealed tubes for instance from guy on fire? Thank you I'm new at this
Comment from : @rickcorrea891

I use capsules for the smaller coins and put them in tubes🎉😂
Comment from : @TrueToMusic

Or you could buy a vacuum sealer and do 10 coins per page with a single silica pack per page with a tiny piece of paper with the date purchased and price paid on it
Comment from : @JohnRoberts-e5j

I like to roll all over mine buck nikit
Comment from : @Macadamia923

Check so the plastic doesnt contain pvc, its gonna fuck up your coin Softmakeing/emoilment material in plastic is bad for silvercoins
Comment from : @AndersSvensson-p8e

Merci ❤
Comment from : @Anna_Smith_001

Central banks need to store more of silver bars now before revaluation of silver takes placebrGold to silver ratio1 : 8
Comment from : @teohsoonkeat3058

I learned a lot, thanks
Comment from : @pteromalid

Thank You! Excellent and complete review of options for storage options
Comment from : @pierredubord

Don't like jiggle
Comment from : @jdw3828

0:00 🪙 Introduction to storing one ounce silver bullion coins and 10-ounce silver barsbr0:12 💡 Overview of different storage techniques for protecting silver coins and barsbr0:44 🛡 Importance of storing silver properly to maintain its condition for future resalebr1:17 👀 Silver is often bought with the eyes; clean coins are more appealing to buyersbr1:44 🧤 Handling silver coins raw requires wearing gloves to prevent tarnish and damagebr2:27 🇺🇸 Introduction to storing the American Silver Eagle, including its dimensionsbr3:04 🧤 Recommendation of non-cotton gloves for better grip and protectionbr4:20 🔄 Basic protection method: using plastic flips for storing coinsbr5:10 🗃 Storing American Silver Eagles in official US Mint tubes for better protectionbr6:05 📦 Alternative storage options: generic tubes and guard house tubes for American Silver Eaglesbr8:31 🦘 Storing Australian Kangaroos using similar techniques as American Silver Eaglesbr9:34 🇲🇽 Storing Mexican Silver Libertads in official mint tubes or coin safe tubesbr11:35 🇬🇧 Storing British Silver Britannias and South African Krugerrands in original mint tubes or medallion tubesbr15:10 🇨🇦 Storing Canadian Silver Maple Leafs in original mint tubes, retro tubes, or guard house tubesbr17:14 💰 Storing Morgan and Peace Silver Dollars in large dollar guard house tubes, suitable for their sizebr19:22 🇦🇹 Austrian Silver Philharmonic: A beautiful European coin backed by the euro, with a smooth edge and a smaller 37mm diameterbr20:05 📦 Original Mint Tubes: Preferred for storing Austrian Silver Philharmonic coins due to ease of access and fitbr20:57 🔍 Capsules: Choosing the right size (37mm for Austrian Silver Philharmonic) ensures a clean and secure fitbr22:19 🎯 Direct Fit Capsules: Recommended for Britannia and Krugerrand coins (39mm) to maintain visibility and avoid use of ringsbr24:03 🇺🇸 Multi-Coin Capsules: American Silver Eagles, Mexican Libertads, and Australian Kangaroos all fit the same 40mm capsulesbr26:18 🇨🇦 Specialized Capsules: Canadian Silver Maple Leaf, Morgan, and Peace Silver Dollars fit 38mm direct-fit capsules from OnFireGuybr29:47 🗃 Guardhouse Boxes: Ideal for storing capsule coins, these boxes hold 25 coins and provide a neat and organized storage solutionbr33:38 🇨🇦 Royal Canadian Mint Bar: A 10-ounce silver bar with a reeded edge and high-security features, preferred for long-term accumulationbr34:10 🇬🇧 Royal Mint Britannia Bar: Another 10-ounce silver bar, featuring a smooth edge and a beautiful Britannia designbr37:06 📦 Bar Capsules: Capsules from OnFireGuy for 10-ounce silver bars provide secure protection and presentationbr38:12 🛡 Protecting Silver: Emphasis on keeping silver coins and bars safe and visually appealing for short-term and long-term storage
Comment from : @dameanvil

Thank you very helpful to a new person in coins
Comment from : @edwardwinfield4006

Excellent video Well documented
Comment from : @Justice4oneandall

I just dump all mine in a cave with my pet dragon
Comment from : @ArkamasRoss

I noticed PVC in sheets / flips is very dangerous to silver However I noticed on a capsule order I had, the ones I received on the packaging had a note saying material PVC and EVA, will the PVC in these coin capsules destroy my silver coins as well? I just cased a ton of morgans before I reordered the larger packs for more and the prior did not mention the PVC
Comment from : @Malice_Lonewolf

thx you for showing us this tip loved the vidz keep it up
Comment from : @martyzab7452

Every BU coin or round I have is in an airtight capsule Silver Eagles, Maple Leafs, Morgan rounds, etc Why wouldn’t I? If I have a BU coin it’s silly to let it degrade I’m not an investor, I’m a hoarder My stack is a hedge against a failing dollar and hyper inflation I don’t sell anything in my stack But that doesn’t mean I shouldn’t take care of them Besides, capsules are cheap, and I enjoy doing the small amount of work it takes to preserve them I also use BU coins as Christmas presents In a capsule with foam they make a nice little gift that doesn’t break the bank
Comment from : @robertclark9

Just twist the lid on the tube and they all open easy
Comment from : @jimpollier385

Great Great video! Thanks
Comment from : @ginayoung6900

What about anti tarnish tabs? These needed or no?
Comment from : @calvinnvprofection7030

Thanks for the info!
Comment from : @dre7922

Awesome video has to be the best friend I seen as far as protection in storage for such a large variety! Thanks so much because this will definitely save a lot of time and trial and error as real as well as possible unnecessary damage
Comment from : @brandons7272

❤thanks for the advice
Comment from : @usaalways1869

This is probably the greatest video ever made
Comment from : @hederabull

awesome video I'm new to stacking and also from Florida I'm going to be stacking up this year
Comment from : @joshalexander3653

Thank you I appreciate your in depth advice
Comment from : @banjothecattledog9590

Thanks so much, appreciate the education I had only a few silvers for many years, but recently started adding to my collection in earnest Your video, was very detailed and presented in a professional manner, Many Thanks!
Comment from : @fel661

Is there anything to worry about as far as effecting the appearance of the coin when using air tight capsules Would there be any discoloration once the the silver coins are exposed to air after being stored for years in airtight capsules?
Comment from : @Roman_Carter

I only buy in tubes at a time plus one loose to admire Lose ones collected in air tite tubes
Comment from : @patheticprepper4496

I have exact tube from the mint Can I stack multiple American eagles directly on top of each other? Or should I just keep in the plastic? Thanks!
Comment from : @Foxyfreedom

Thank you ! I like my coins pristine !
Comment from : @olegpetelevitch4443

I just want to collect 500 silver coins if I could have it my way they'd be maybe half morgan dollars other half silver eagles but morgans are too expensive for me to stack up to my goal And I have a problem getting rid of morgans I just can't do it I like the history aspect of them Eagles on the other hand are nice but also disposable for me if needed Once I reach my goal it's time to exchange for some bars to save space or gold depending on prices
Comment from : @davidgomez5116

Great video Florida Stacker! Nicely organized and presented Tips and tricks every one should know to protect their investment
Comment from : @msab930

Excellent Informative video
Comment from : @edwardscissorhands4007

Great info I've been stacking long enough to know the do and do not's But many don't!
Comment from : @richardmetcalf2346

Learned a lot!!
Comment from : @PinoyBaldStacker

Great information!! Thanks for sharing!
Comment from : @neotericsilverstacker

Great video Thanks for the info How do you store larger 1 kilo bars? I was thinking to wrap them in silversmith's cloth and put them in ziplock bags?
Comment from : @domenicn4367

great collection to!❤
Comment from : @coinshow9842

Thank you so much I’ve just started stacking so I’m trying to learn everything This video was GREAT!
Comment from : @czheyward4759

u in
Comment from : @daneruc5

Stick your silver in a box and stash it under your bed Quit sweating the dumb shit
Comment from : @jasonbuzzalini5174

I keep my stack in a safe being sure to put one of those dollar store moisture removing boxes It works for me 3 years and no discolored coins
Comment from : @TarBabyJim

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Comment from : @AKAFringe

Capsule is so expensive for 1 ounce silver
Comment from : @Oo-zp2wm

Save some time and just go to the 35:00 mark for bars Coins just keep them in the sleeves lol He doesnt go into the technicals of storing precious metals (atmosphere, temp) only containers
Comment from : @khemheru1439

28:18 Capsule Tubes What! 🤩br30:12 Capsule Boxes Oooh! 🤩🤩🤩brWish I could display it on a bookshelf so I could stare at the shiny coins all day 😍
Comment from : @katel3962

Those tubes are PVC? Aren't we suppose to avoid plastic containers for coins?
Comment from : @katel3962

Hi mate, How do you store bars that don't fit in a capsule Wrap them in a silver cleaning cloth? or wrap them in cotton?
Comment from : @grogshla

Anyone … I’ve used the plastic containers Question: is it bad use use a spacer material between each coin in the tube? I use the white foam material that’s inside the delivery box I cut them in disc ( size of the coin) and place one spacer between each coin It limits me to 10 coins but reduces play in the tube and more of a snug fit Is it bad for the silver to do this? It’s a soft material so does not scratch Thanks for any response
Comment from : @timacoata7456

I have american eagle 2022 $1 coin, whats your favorite capsule?
Comment from : @donnalmich8398

PS I did subscribe to your channel today! Your video, is very helpful!
Comment from : @donnalmich8398

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Comment from : @stroopeter

Capsules and boxes just seem like a waste of time, space and money Mint tubes all day
Comment from : @xblowsmokex

What about my brcasa de moneda onzas🤷🏻‍♂️br😂
Comment from : @hollywoodhand9012

I guess it's a good idea to buy coins in tubes instead of buying loose coins Otherwise it is complicated to buy tubes separately, and it is not cost effective to buy dozens of capsules for lose coins Most tubes contain 25 coins, others 20, like the Phillarmonics
Comment from : @joshflugel

Can we use a FoodSaver Vacuum-sealer for the kilos and 100's, or will the food-grade plastic react with the silver?
Comment from : @jasonsfam

Funny thing at 16:20 you say "I'm not going to waste your time" Actually you could have condensed your entire video from 39 minutes to less than five and covered the same content so LOTS of time wasted already! I understand that Youtube pays in part as to how long the video is and that is why thousands of youtubers are STRETCHING out every video they make It's all about money isn't it?
Comment from : @showlow626

I'm new to this and just want to get physical silver with a low premium What are your thoughts on the JM and APMEX 1 and 2oz bars
Comment from : @luke-te3sr

Just a commentbrIf the tubes hold 20, why the difference in the monster box tubes at 25???
Comment from : @TheFredfredd

I want to store mine in a tall warehouse with a diving board
Comment from : @TUKByV1

A great video about storage---all the options and places to get the products Thanks, I saved this video!
Comment from : @robertscheinost179

What's the best place to but the Britannia bars? Seems like hit and miss finding them from a reliable place Also, is there benefit in capsuling coins vs having them bulk in the mint tubes?
Comment from : @sinister184

I’m new to stacking, so I’m wondering if there’s any galvanic reaction from the silver touching each other in the tubes? Also, should you clean the coins before you store them?
Comment from : @bigrich6750

Milk spots can develop months, even years after purchase I have had coins develop spots in capsules and tubes Tarnish doesn’t seem to be a problem, but a couple of the 2020 ASEs I bought had slight toning on the edge when I got them Doesn’t bother me as bullion coins are bullion coins Most of my more numismatic coins in capsules rarely spot, like proof ASE’s, and Perth Mint stuff Queens beasts and proof maples tend to spot pretty bad over time
Comment from : @Nattleby

If I find badly spotted or scratched bullion coins, I throw them in my “sell tube” That’s the tube I would take down to the LCS for spot if I need quick cash
Comment from : @Nattleby

Nice video Do you prefer to store your metals in a safe deposit box or at home? I don't like the idea of keeping all this money in your home so I store mine in a bank
Comment from : @aristotlekumpis7095

Thank you so much for explaining the correct size coin capsule, and putting it in the description Beautiful stack! Really nice to see a stacker protecting the silver from tarnishing- storing correctly 👍 Excellent video! 🌟
Comment from : @Stephanie922

I Don't have enough of one kind of Coins to put in a TubebrSo I just use Capsules For a Buck or so I have that insurance policy In order to keep ALL my Sivler (Generic AND All)in BUFor resale value in the Future EVERYONE IS DIFFERENT IN THERE STACKING brSTRATEGYThere is no wrong waybrDo what MAKES YOU HAPPY
Comment from : @robertcasanova6904

Great video 📹👍
Comment from : @markcarroll9565

What happens to your silver surrounded by plastic if it’s in a fire, ain’t gonna be 9999 anymore!
Comment from : @Rocksolidhandyman

The silver American eagle is 1598 inches wide (For those of us who are a little stubborn 😊)
Comment from : @mauriceorayii2964

Nice bars!
Comment from : @branned

Please join our movement over on Wall Street Silver! We’d love to have more apes in our Silver family! ❤️🪙🦍🙏🏾
Comment from : @bradleyswann8792

OnFireGuy one of the best capsule guys in the business Have bought from them many many many times Always perfect condition items every time and fast shipping as well Awesome silver man
Comment from : @Fatal_Error_Gaming

Cool video I keep my silver airtight sealed But I must tell you, I handle it with my fingers Mostly on the rims and edges though I love the feel of silver I feel better after I touch it, for some reason So I touch it all the time I just can't help myself I love silver I have some gold too But in my eyes, silver is so much prettier
Comment from : @2242bzo

Get real people when shtf i don't think looks will mean shit only the purity it will feed you or shelter you no matter the looks as long as its 999 pure
Comment from : @guyazbell7437

Waiting for delivery of my first big order of 1oz coins Are the coin capsules easy to re-open, or pretty hard to grasp and pull back apartie, once they are encapsulated, they’re not intended to be re-opened easily?
Comment from : @roadracerqx893

I have Chinese silver pandas and 1and 5 ounce silver bars that I left in the original plastic sheets, and in the cardboard box, for 6 years now What do you recommend for long term storage, take them all out and put pandas in tubes or capsules, and bars, tubes or capsules, or leave them in original plastic sheets? I heard the sheets will tarnish the silver after many years? Thanks for your helpful informative videos Peace
Comment from : @ExtremePacifist

I have silver eagles,I put in tubes but I cut wax paper the size of the coin and put between each coin
Comment from : @joegiblin1341

Excellent video Excellent information 👌🏻💰☝🏻
Comment from : @Michelle717

Thank you This is exactly what I was looking for I just bought a lot of coins, and I needed a storage box for them I found my solution in this video
Comment from : @RegulusVi