Problem With Coin Albums

I only use Mylar 2x2's of appropriate hole size, in archival quality album pages. I use copper plated staples.
All of the purchase information for each coin including date purchased and description of the coin where required, is noted on the 2x2.

Can't do that with a pre printed fixed album. Fixed albums cant accommodate slabs, either.

Slab albums are avialable, but I don't like slabbed coins. You can't note the provenance, description and purchase information, where required, of a rare coin on the slab.

I sold off my empty Dancos decades ago; too inconvenient for my storage / display approach.

My writing is messy but the appearance my whole collection could be improved with a printer label maker.

The reason why I have not gone down this track is that I do not have enough confidence that the labels would stick permanently over staples over a period of decades.

Sounds like a Dansco. Consider trying other brands.

I do not have this problem with the Half Dimes (or the thinner silver Three Cents coin) in my Dansco 7070.

It sounds like the outer layers of the album are loose (stretched out). If that were the case, I would suggest getting a replacement page, but those are just as scarce as the album itself.

The other thing I have had some success with is to use a shim, a very narrow piece of paper (use an archival quality of paper) put between the edge of the coin and the edge of the hole (in an arc).

I have done this for coins that are of varied size (such as large cents) to keep them from rotating, so slightly different problem, but it might be worth a try.

Whoa!