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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Urban_Lawyer, post: 1549147, member: 36361&quot;]Personally, I like Dansco.&nbsp; They are well-made and look nice.&nbsp; I&#039;ve tried Whitman, but they honestly are too cheap to be useful.&nbsp; I owned the Roosevelt Dimes album and either the holes were too small and the coins didn&#039;t fit or the holes were too big and the dimes rotated in the pages over time.&nbsp; Pretty lame.</p><p><br /></p><p>On the other hands, I have also tried Intercept Shield (for S.B.A.s and State Quarters).&nbsp; It is TOO MUCH protection.&nbsp; The holes were very tight, which isn&#039;t good because either the top or the bottom of the coin will eventually rub.&nbsp; Also, the plastic slides are too delicate and thin, leaving creases after a while.&nbsp; The albums do not come apart easily making it hard to work with.&nbsp; Plus the green exterior just looks cheap.</p><p><br /></p><p>Danscos are well made and the pages come out easily for putting in large amounts of coins at once.&nbsp; Plus you can buy replacement pages and blank binders to put together a custom book.&nbsp; If you were looking for Roosies 1946-1964 for example, just buy those pages and a small album. Bingo!</p><p><br /></p><p>They also have millimeter pages, which are great for foreign coins.&nbsp; I&#039;m working on a date set of British pre-decimal pennies and the blank MM pages work well.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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