Trying To Find Any Kind Of Blank Quarter Pages Or Albums From Dansco Is Impossible!

40 dollars for ONE blank page? Yeah, I don't think so.

Regardless, paying 40 dollars for one blank album page is not a good financial strategy.

They either don't have any available, or the few ones they have are ridiculously priced like this. No.
I received my blank quarter album recently. Was... interesting. Definitely an older album and the pages were not in the best shape.
I'm happy with what I paid for it though considering I got not only the whole album with 5 blank pages, but most of the clad proofs from 1968 until 98. There was only a few missing. I'll have to add a few pictures later on.

What about 39.98?

I'd take that deal.

Sold!

All jokes aside, so this is what I got from the recent purchase:

This album definitely looks to be a bit older.


First page. It didn't come like this. I laid it out like this. P&D mint, then proof. I added the few random clad business strikes.


Second page. I left a little extra room, as I think for fun I will add the 40% silver proof and silver proof as well.


Third page


Fourth and last coin-filled page. There is a fifth, but it's blank


So I got an entire album and 27 clad proofs for 50 dollars. Not too bad IMO. That literally pertains to less than 2.00 dollars per coin.

I think for now, I will fill out some of the clad coins spots and see how I feel after that. Who knows, perhaps after this my collection will "evolve" again and I will start on a general Washington quarter collection at some point, including the older silver coins. I mean, that is a nice hefty collection which I think is like 8 pages long.

But, I'll take my time with it. Doesn't all have to be figured out right now. If I do change it down the line, I'll use this for something else like a State Quarter P&D set.

Yeah, they appear that way. Lol. Some of the glue has come undone, leaving several of the pages in the bottom right corner kind of open. Kind of annoyed by that, but for the price, I can't complain.
Oh yes. I figured I would add it in since I've had this one for almost 10 years, and don't know what else to do with it. So, just for fun. Lol.

Before I got my 7070, I put my few "classic coins" in the last blanks holes of the other albums.

I started mine when I had way less money coming my way (1993) and finally finished it in 2022. It definitely takes time and money.

I like what you have, but you have to like it. That is what matters.

I had a few albums do that - I just removed the coins and inserts near the separation applied a little wood glue, spread it out thin and pressed it together with some weight to help seal it up. then I cleaned up any glue that oozed out, replaced the coins and inserts and was done