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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;pcrdnadave, post: 25677, member: 1672&quot;]Not silly at all.&nbsp; Some coins will &quot;rattle&quot; around in the holes, particularly if you&#039;re using the album for highly circualted coins like Barber halves or circulated Morgans.&nbsp;&nbsp; The early cents and half cents in my dansco type book don&#039;t even come close to fitting. The holes are about perfect for a coin that has not lost diameter due to circualtion.</p><p><br /></p><p>You must still use caution when putting coins in the album.&nbsp; Do not use your thumb or finger to push it into the hole.&nbsp; Instead, use a piece of plastic laid over the coin to push on.&nbsp; This may not even be desirable if you have very high grade or expensive key dates..&nbsp; There is a large risk when sliding the plastic cover back into the holder that you may leave &quot;slide marks&quot; on the obverse of the coin.&nbsp; A &quot;completed&quot; set in a dansco or whitman album, or any other is very nice to look at..</p><p><br /></p><p>For my key date coins I put a common date coin in the same grade as the key date into the hole, but reverse side up.&nbsp; This way the set doesn&#039;t have those unsightly holes.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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