Best Coin Storage

I have several Dansco Deluxe albums and I love 'em. You can now get protective slipcases for the albums that have anti-corrosion protection.

I tried whitman but the slots are a little too small so it's a pain to fit coins and it doesn't come with a slip case. I've now switched to Dansco and in addition to the anti-corrosion slip case you can by Littleton anti-corrosion pages for $4 that fit inside with no problems.
http://www.brent-krueger.com/little...CTION%20KITS

I have experience with Intercept Shield, Dansco, Whitman, and "Official Mint" (by Harris, I think) albums, some of which I bought on purpose, some I acquired by dumb luck or to get the coins in them.

My complaint about Dansco is the slides fit flush at the end of the page -- the other types have cut-outs or protrusions on the end of the slides so you can get them out easily. With the Dansco, you have to put your thumb over a coin and push down and out, and it annoys me to be putting pressure on the coin like that. I do like their slip cases, however.

Probably the main reason behind your choice is how the holes are labeled -- if you are going to collect all the coins called for. I bought one I found on the clearance rack that's for Jefferson nickels which has spaces for a whole bunch of proofs that I'm not going to put in there, so I would have a great many empty spots. Good thing it was real cheap.

Jan