British Coin Albums?

As far as I know, there are none manufactured specifically for this purpose.
Various companies, including The Royal Mint, have produced special albums for 50ps, £1 and £2 coins at various stages. Also for the Alphabet 10ps, but there seems to be very little interest in collecting other denominations. There has been so little variation in design since 1971 that they seem pretty dull to most collectors.
I have maintained a date run of all these minor denominations and use a standard Magpie generic album for the purpose.

Thank you, jbuck. It's quite a shame that these products seem to be limited to the US/Canada, with the exception of some old British pennies. I love the format more than my bead-drawer storage solution for all the international coins I have.

It's a very North American way of collecting. To each their own of course, I for one loathe Dansco/Whitman type albums, I feel the cardboard (or whatever it is) cheapens the collection.

Well Eisenhower dollars don't usually cost that much.

Whitman/Dansco type push-in albums were all the rage worldwide back when world coin collecting was at its peak in the 1960s and early 1970s. This is why you can find both American-made and local versions of these albums for predecimal pennies, for both Britain and Australia.

But by the time there were enough possible different dates to make even one album page for British decimal pennies, the fad had already passed everywhere except North America, so none were ever made.

The only album for British coins in Dansco's catalogue is for silver Britannias.