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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;samjimmy, post: 223937, member: 3813&quot;]My original plan was to put together a date set of Silver Proof State quarters in a Dansco album (7146).&nbsp; Although I got the silver guard slipcover, I&#039;ve come to the realization that&nbsp; the slipcover would probably do a better job of protecting regular silver coins, and this combination might not work for highly polished, mirrored silver proofs.&nbsp; -But that&#039;s a guess, can anyone say how well silver proof coins hold up in Dansco albums (with the slipcover)?&nbsp; I&#039;m guessing the more probable use of this combination might be with Silver Eagle proofs (as opposed to the silver quarter proofs), and maybe that would give me an idea.&nbsp; Really any silver proof coin in a Dansco album actual experience would be helpful (not what anyone &quot;thinks&quot; will happen).</p><p><br /></p><p>Plan B would be to try one of those Airtite albums.&nbsp; This would have more protection (due to the coins being in airtites and then put into the pages and then into the album), but I&#039;ve never gotten one of these and don&#039;t know what the quality is (compared to regular albums like Danso, etc.).&nbsp; I suppose if one is looking for tarnish/tone protection (and to me there&#039;s no point in tarnished proofs, kinda kills the whole point IMHO), the airtite album is the best way, unless someone can say that the Dansco plan would be fine.</p><p><br /></p><p>Pity I already have the Dansco album, but I suppose I could find a use for it.&nbsp; The silver slipcase wouldn&#039;t be needed for just slapping in circulated clad examples.&nbsp; Bit of a waste.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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