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wizardcoinsupply is another decent place that I've done a lot of shopping at. If most of your stuff is circulated, low value and you want to stay on the cheaper side, you'd probably be well suited to just getting some tubes. I really like the square ones as opposed to the round ones. They just store better, whether standing or laying down.
There's cheaper cardboard albums if you're looking to do a set. Or, you can go with a higher quality album such as a Dansco, or Intercept Shield. The higher quality ones will run you about $25-$30 on average but they're worth it IMO. Depends on what you're trying to do.
If you plan on buying any individual, higher dollar coins you can get the appropriate sized Intercept shield, plastic 2x2s and their storage boxes. They also make air-tites which come in handy for some applications as well. No right or wrong answers here.
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