What does anyone know about the Eagle certified coin storage albums? My new coin collecting adventure is going to be a certified type set. Has anyone used these eagle albums? Thanks in advance!
Yes - they work. They make it easier to see the coin than the slabbed storage boxes, but to see the coin you still have to pull it out of the album. You also need to buy and adaptor for any ANACs slabs that you might get.
I've got about a half dozen of those albums, so obviously I like them. If you split your collection into logical parts that will fit into a 3 page album (27 coins), that would be best. 4 page albums (36 coins) aren't bad, but the 5 page albums (45 coins) tend to be a bit difficult to handle.
surprisingly tough & work well ! At first glance, the Eagle pages look like they will fatigue easily. However, they are surprisingly tough & have worked well for me for years. I suggest only two Eagle pages per 1/2" 3-ring binder. In this configuration, you can store 18 coins per 1/2" book. The 3-ring binders are available in many different colors from your stationary supply store. I think that I have every color in the rainbow. The best looking one in my opinion has a grey exterior and a black interior. The slabs look good on the black colored interior & the Gray exterior is sharp. PCGS and NGC slabs fit directly in to the pages. The original ANACS can be fit using a foam insert supplied by Eagle. Very best regards, collect89
I never considered just buying the pages. I always bought the pages included with the Eagle binder. Certainly less expensive for just the pages. IMO, if you go that route, get D-ring binders
