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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;aubade21, post: 1660547, member: 44104&quot;]Those books are what I had when my father started me collecting 25-30 years ago and it was a lot of fun.</p><p>My books were of lincoln cents and buffalo nickels. To start, however, I didn&#039;t go for the uncirculated stuff, so taking </p><p>them in and out of the album to look at them with sticky fingers was no big deal. </p><p><br /></p><p>But if it were me, I would say go for it. Along the way, she will learn how to handle coins carefully to keep them </p><p>in uncirculated condition (hard when pushing coins in these album though). In my opinion, for the money you would spend on a </p><p>new, higher priced album, you could plug up several of those holes with Roosevelts. I would, however, keep on eye out for used </p><p>dansco/littleton albums at coin shows. I grabbed a couple of them in nearly new condition for 4 bucks each. </p><p>Having one of these, as pballer stated, would help keep the coins in UNC condition and avoid the fingerprints and coins randomly falling</p><p>out of the cheaper albums.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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