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Message:: [QUOTE="The Virginian, post: 414115, member: 15201"]I guess it also depends on what type of coin as far as value-not too many Whitman Cardboard $20 Gold albums out there..LOL!  Also the grade/value/rarity increase so too does risk of damaging it while adding coins to and from an album.  In the case of Roosevelt dimes, most are not rare at all so it would make sense to use an album even in mint/proof state unless a DCAM proof or super grade 1949-S, Roosevelt dimes are not supervaluable.  With mid to high value coins that are kept in the raw, a better individual holder makes more sense.  In the case of Eagle Holders, they can be put into album pages made for them or with an adapter, can be put in a certified-slabbed album page if desired.  I have the Eagle album pages for both their holders and slabs as well as their boxes, but I don't use them now since I use Intercept Shield boxes and covers for the slabs.[/QUOTE]