UNI-Safe #165 Canadian Dollar folder

OK I'll pose it a different way, does anybody use these types of coin folders?
Please if you have any experience , please post.
Thanks

I use them , I think there fine, supposed to be pvc free,I like the title strips easy to change.

I've been going through my dad's old Uni-Safe albums (the little blue ones) that he put together in the 80's.

In his albums for quarters and dimes I've noticed that the coins from 1967 and earlier (with silver content) have developed a greenish blue sticky gunk on them. Really sad to see as the book he intended to keep these coins safe in ultimately damaged them.

The fella at my local coin shop recommended I use acetone to remove the gunk and it worked like a chamrm. I didn't want to go this route, but the coins were already damaged.

These books are definitely not a good long-term strategy for storage. I'm still new to collecting, can anyone recommend a decent coin album I can turn to for storage of nickels, pennies and post 67 dimes and quarters? Anyone use the Numis albums?

Thanks!

Have any of you guys tried the new Lighthouse coin album, it really quite nice and does not damage or let in any air into the space that holds the coin.

Thanks very much for the quick feedback guys. I'll check out the Numis and Lighthouse albums then!

Perhaps they've changed the way they manufacture their albums over the years. If I could show you how the coins my dad's albums from the 80's looked, you'd definitely think twice about storing any coin that contains silver in them. Come to think of it, some of the nickel coins have also show signs of that blue-green gunk.

I'll be transferring the contents of his old albums to brand news ones, but not the silver coins. Those I have decided to encapsulate instead.