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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Clint, post: 1364105, member: 34620&quot;]I have gone back and forth, having enjoyed the minimalist look of mylar flips in plain, clear pages within a Whitman album named simply &quot;Coins,&quot; to fitting between the two strips of plastic in specific albums.&nbsp; I&#039;ve tried saf-t-flips, saflips, and cardboard 2x2s as well.&nbsp; Small coins move around too much in the saf-t-flips, whereas the saflips seal up tightly just by pressing the perimeter.&nbsp; Either one is nice for moving/sorting coins around, and slide into 35mm 3-ring pages nicely for generic binders.&nbsp; Cardboard and staples are too messy for my tastes anymore.&nbsp; I also think I have pretty much quit using the pre-named slot albums for anything but high mintage circulated examples (or otherwise not much numis value)--if at all--due to my unease with the extreme effort it takes to push some coins in, and the perpetual contact with paper, then the occasional plastic rub during removal.&nbsp; Paper and staples...trying to quit...[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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