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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;tracerat, post: 25961, member: 1804&quot;]Hello!&nbsp; Question from a newbie...&nbsp; I am working on putting together a set of MS Lincolns.&nbsp; I bought an Official U.S. Mint 1909-1973 book to put the coins in.&nbsp; In case you haven&#039;t seen them they are cardboard pages with plastic that slides to insert the coin.&nbsp; It seems they also have a stop in them so you can insert the coin and not touch the plastic on either side.&nbsp; Since we all can&#039;t suspend coins in mid-air, is this method considered a good option?&nbsp; Also, should a guy break out slabbed coins to put in the set or stick to raw coins and keep the slabs seperate.&nbsp; Oh-Don&#039;t get excited about my slab question, some slabbed Lincolns can be gotten for under $10.&nbsp; Thanks![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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