Best Brand Of Coin Folders?

Very few serious collectors use Folders. And if you even use Google and type in coin Albums, you'ld find many different brands and some really cheap.

I use the folders for my CRH so I have a nice lay-out of what I am working on. Then when the set is complete I transfer to a Dansco.

I collect circulated for my BU coins, and buy the proofs. I like the mix of perfect and used in the same collection, and it is a little less expensive.

I am using an Eagle proof set binder, and will likely do the same for my OGP encapsulated coins.

One use for folders is to keep a "2nd" collection where your "1st" collection is an album and where you keep your better coins.

I keep my folders in a relatively easy place to find and the albums in a hard place to find so if I experience a break-in, the burglars take my less valuable stuff.

The main reason I am posting here is that I am wondering if anyone fills their albums with the reverse facing the front for some coins?

For the Philadelphia coins, the obverse faces out, but for the mintmarked coins, I reverse them and show the back. When looking at the other side, it also helps identify what year I'm looking at.

Am I alone in doing this?

I typically have the obverse, but where the coin has multiple of the same year (such as the State Quarter-- 1 P, 1 D, 1 S clad, 1 S silver), I will frequently show the reverse using the S Silver coin. So it will be 3 obverses and 1 reverse, going across. Or if $1, two obverse and 1 one reverse (the proof). Etc.