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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;mrweaseluv, post: 1553146, member: 40340&quot;]That&#039;s a tough call, in my own case it&#039;s not really a price limit, it&#039;s more of a condition limit. Most of my albums are filled with &quot;circulated&quot; coins that i&#039;m not really worried about &quot;touching&quot; however, my morgans and franklin halves are a mixed lot but because of their &quot;mirror&quot; finishes even a minor fingerprint could cause noticable damage so they get an album with the aceitate covers to protect their finishes. The best example i can give is with pennys, my Indianheads and flying eagles are in the classic cardboard fold albums open to the air while my 1975-current book is all BU&#039;s and i have added an aceitate cover sheet to each page to protect their finish. Finaly I have many ASE&#039;s and rounds that get put in airtights or at minimum into 2x2 flips. So at least in my case it is not a matter of what coins cost that decides the storage method but the actual condition of the coin itself and it&#039;s need to be protected. On a final note any coin i really want to keep &quot;safe&quot; gets sent off to be slabbed for ultimate protection.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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