Question about storage

[realmoneyHOARDER]

I just have a question about storage here. Is it better to keep copper rolled or loose?
I already have $50 in rolled and put in boxes, so I was wondering where I should go.

Should I keep rolling up pennies or should I start storing them loose? If this helps, I'm hoarding till around $75-$80 FV then selling some to buy a ryedale. I don't know if I should get a Sniper or an Apprentice.

Sorry for putting so many questions in one post.

Thanks.

[gojomoso]

I just have a question about storage here. Is it better to keep copper rolled or loose?
I already have $50 in rolled and put in boxes, so I was wondering where I should go.

Should I keep rolling up pennies or should I start storing them loose? If this helps, I'm hoarding till around $75-$80 FV then selling some to buy a ryedale. I don't know if I should get a Sniper or an Apprentice.

Sorry for putting so many questions in one post.

Thanks.

http://www.realcent.org/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=6146&p=58190&hilit=storage#p58190

[Rosco]

To get top $ when you sell It might be better to separate by Years to know the copper weight in the rolls as Canadian does vary down to Zinc weight
in most current CU years 1995? 2.5 up to 3.4 grams?

[SGT_Slaughter]

"To get top $ when you sell It might be better to separate by Years "

What years would you suggesting sorting it by?

also where do you normally sell it? Here? ebay?

[TXBullion]

"To get top $ when you sell It might be better to separate by Years "

What years would you suggesting sorting it by?

also where do you normally sell it? Here? ebay?

I think hes in canada and there are different compositions by year.

[theo]

I just have a question about storage here. Is it better to keep copper rolled or loose?
I already have $50 in rolled and put in boxes, so I was wondering where I should go.

Should I keep rolling up pennies or should I start storing them loose? If this helps, I'm hoarding till around $75-$80 FV then selling some to buy a ryedale. I don't know if I should get a Sniper or an Apprentice.

Sorry for putting so many questions in one post.

Thanks.

In my opinion it is better to store and sell most of them loose. I think most buyers will want to look through the coins anyway. Also loose bags of coins seem to sell just fine on E bay. Having said that, there are a few catagories I do roll:

1910 - 1939 Wheats - There's supposed to be a higher premium on pre-1940s
1940 - 1958 Wheats
Canadian coppers - I don't separate them by copper weights yet, but I do roll the older "Young Queens" and "Kings" separately.
Almost Uncirculated (AU) - Coins with most of their shine and few if any flaws or wear.
"Copper Select" Coins from the 60s in above-average condition.
Weighed 1982 coppers - I roll them so they don't pile up.
Culls - Same reason

Whether you sell them loose or in rolls, do your best to pick out the culls to lessen the chance for a customer complaint.

[frugalcanuck]

For Canadian its pre '77 then '78 to '79, '80 to '81, '82 to '96. I also seperate the young queens and kings.