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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;PDKHort, post: 6041343, member: 106018&quot;]I started this very same project 10+/- years ago with Dansco albums and blank pages and hand written carefully (front and back holes with slides)...Proofs only. Books for each series: Lincoln penny, nickel, dime, halves (Franklins and Kennedy&#039;s), Washington quarters entire series to present (Huge Series including slab-only early issues). Now retired and picking up where I left off I&#039;m having to renovate and re store the collection up to Lighthouse Quadrum Intercept square holders and into their binders/pages due to toning problems in the Dansco albums thanks to atmosphere (edge toning) and poor handling...not using a face mask (spot) and only one pair of never washed thin cotton gloves...fingerprint (vs multiple pairs of cotton cloves to switch out for washing and doubling up wearing cotton gloves over latex gloves). Never, never again...The Dansco albums are no substitute for stapled flips, mint packaging (which has had it&#039;s own problems). Proofs are ultimate collector coins; Dansco is substandard storage for them. The Dansco-type albums with chemical anti-tone intercept-technology do not come in blank albums or pages to customize your own collections. <a href="http://www.coinsupplyplanet.com/intercept-shield-albums/" target="_blank" class="externalLink ProxyLink" data-proxy-href="http://www.coinsupplyplanet.com/intercept-shield-albums/" rel="nofollow">http://www.coinsupplyplanet.com/intercept-shield-albums/</a>&nbsp; Go all out for an album-type/binder storage system to do them justice for your lifetime. That&#039;s what I did spending time researching and settling on intercept technology holders. Don&#039;t make the half-assed mistake I made.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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