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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Quote: Badthad I regret I didnt buy that 31S you sold in here last time per about $100 , just to give a idea about my dealer he sell one in way lower grade per $140 . Still waiting for another to show up in here and this time I wont think much because these goes to fast !..
Sorry you missed the deal. Unfortunately, I won't be selling many coins here anymore. Since the new format went into effect it's just too cumbersome for me to list multiple coins. I've had a bunch of coins sitting in the FS section for about 3 weeks now with few buyers, it seems the buyers have disappeared too. Guess I'll be forced to sell what I have left on ebay. 
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New Member
United States
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Quote: Dansco albums are known for fogging up proof coins and turning red copper ugly. Be warned. So if Dansco albums do this, why does everyone use them. So what should I use for my Lincolns?
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I have old withmans and it makes the reverse look kind of corroded , observe is ok just kind of aged fog ! I also have a bigger size albuns Warman's but I can see that the high ms coins is starting to turn it into redbrown , I cant help myself I just love the blue albuns but now I put it in ziplock bags and I hope it ll help .
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Moderator
 United States
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Quote:Quote: Dansco albums are known for fogging up proof coins and turning red copper ugly. Be warned. So if Dansco albums do this, why does everyone use them. So what should I use for my Lincolns? I have all of my Lincoln Proofs in my Dansco album. I have zero problems with them. I have said it before, and I will say it again and again, keep your albums in the right environment and you should have no problems with your coins.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Well, "everyone" doesn't use them - I don't. I know a lot of people do, but I stopped after finding coins with problems caused by the albums in about half a dozen sets I bought, along with problems in a set I hand picked and put together in what was supposed to be a top quality Dansco. I ended up replacing about half a set once at a large cost, and stuck them in 2x2 archival safe flips...and have had them there ever since.
There is some chance that a Dansco will not hurt the coins, but I will never take that chance again, and would advise to never listen to anyone who says Dansco albums are "just fine" - they have no clue how many coins those albums have ruined.
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Pillar of the Community
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Coming in late on this, but I'm going to say the one with the thumb print on it.  Just kidding, thats a nice looking set pennyman.
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Pillar of the Community
 United States
659 Posts |
been a while since I updated this, I have filled several holes: 1915 S in Fine (Thanks BadThad!) 1917 D in VG 1922 D in XF 1924 D in G 1936 S in XF 1938 S in AU 1939 D, BU 1940 S in VF 1954 D, AU 1970S Large date BU 1976 BU 1986 BU 1993 BU 1995 BU 1996 BU 1999 BU 2001 BU 2002 BU    
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Valued Member
United States
136 Posts |
Really nice set penny man! I like the way the proofs just pop out in the picture. 
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Pillar of the Community
 United States
659 Posts |
OK, so I moved it into Mylar 2x2s and those pages that hold them after I noticed some haze on a couple proofs. I also added the following coins: 1957 proof ( rainbow toning) 1960 LD proof 1961 proof 1962 proof 1963 proof 1964 proof 1969 S proof 1970 S LD proof 1971 S proof 1972 S proof 1973 S proof 1974 S proof
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Quote: Nice lookin set penny man! And dont listen to just carl....Dansco albums are the best!
Agreed they are constructed a little more with quality than most of the other brands. HOWEVER, I still think brown coins in a brown holder just doesn't look great. One main thing I do like about Whitman is the color. A brownish coin stands out due to contrast. I've never had Dansco Albums for a long time so can not say what coppercoins says is true or not but if he had problems with them, one more reason I'll stick to MOSTLY Whitman. I do say mostly since I get all my Albums free so can't be to choosy sometimes. All in all, every Album of mine are in Zip Lock Plastic Bags. All #1 sets are in double Zip Lock Bags just to make sure.
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Valued Member
United States
81 Posts |
It's looking good! I only need 30 to complete my Whitman albums. I love the looks of the Dansco albums. I might have to get me a set.
EDIT: Hey penny man, when I get enough posts and such and a allowed to trade then maybe I can help you? I have a few of the ones you need. I only need mostly very common ones but sort of hard to come by anymore especially the 2011 D & S of Varieties 1, 2 & 3. (out of circulation anyway) I filled my books from just looking through pocket change and the occasional penny rolls from the bank. Done that for over 20 years! -Jay
Edited by FOTD 10/12/2011 09:40 am
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Pillar of the Community
United States
1510 Posts |
thats the book I got--mine goes to 2021--I have shield pennies in the 1909vdb s 22 plain and 1931S spot
Retired USAF 1983-2003
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Valued Member
United States
81 Posts |
After pouring over this thread I have decided to just stick with the Whitman albums I have now. I guess it dosent matter much as all mine are in the condition range of G4+/- ~ F 12+/- so not much in the way of proofs there or much of anything before 1941 with any kind of luster to protect. I think I'll just leave well enough alone for now. Thank you for all the info!
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
20753 Posts |
So far all my sets are in Whitman Classic Albums and in doubled Zip Lock Bags. And this includes what I call my #1 sets. For example this:  Taken from my set #1 and all coins are like this and so far they all look great after many, many years. No toning, tarnishing, corroding, staining, etc. Just the way they always were.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
1510 Posts |
thats awesome carl
Retired USAF 1983-2003
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