Help With Coin Album

I would probably go with the airtite ones where you didn't have to remove them instead of the dansco albums, because everytime you remove the mylar over the coins to put another coin in a hole you are risking scratching the coin

Before you decide to go this way (and I like AirTites a lot), be sure that the outside dimension of the ASE capsule matches the outside dimension of one of the AirTite capsules. As I do not know the outside dimension of this capsule, I can't suggest which AirTite might be close enough.

I have a few of the AirTite display albums. They are nice, but very limited in size. They only hold 6 pages, and for large coins like the ASEs, you will get a max of 30 coins in an album (I have an IKE collection in one). That is assuming one of their insert cards can accomodate the ASE capsules. You may have to remove the ASEs from the Mint capsule and place it in an AirTite capsule.

I really don't know what to say here. I have been collecting all kinds of proofs since somewhere in the 1950's. They all just go into several large boxes and seldom ever opened. I can really understand when people say you may damage a coin when taking it out of a premade container. I once purchased a 1921S Lincoln Cent slabbed as MS63. During the opening of the slab so I could put the coin in an album, I ran a screwdriver accross the face of Lincoln. OOPPPSS.
And then to purchase albums that are limited to how many of anything they may contain may become very expensive. And just who are you attempting to display these coins for? If to many general public sees them, they may end up walking away.

I also have several air-tite albums. I like them, but agree that they have limited space, especially for larger size coins. The one thing that is good about the cards, is that if you use the OGP and the OGP size is slightly larger than the holder for the corresponding air-tite size, you might actually be able to cut the card with some type of knife and make the hole slightly bigger. I never tried it, but it doesn't seem like it would be that difficult.

One other thing, I believe Silver Eagles fit into the "I" size holder. The H only goes up to 32mm and Silver Eagles are around 40mm.

Has any body tried the EAGLE Brand holders? They are are a 2x2 plastic holder that pinches the coin you can see both sides and they make albums for all coins. Very similar to the whitman plastic 2x2.

Naturally depending on where you live there is a real downsize to showing off anything of value. IF for instance your in a high crime rate area, like me, showing off anything of value is just not to smart. Even freinds and relatives, although all are so trustworthy, may have acquantences that are not. And the biggest problem is when people tell someone about something like a coin collection, they tend to exagerate to make the story a bit more worthy. Then this tales is again repeated and exagerated. Eventually you have a million dollars worth of coins at home.
As I said though so much depends on where you live and who you show your coins to. Always better to be safe than sorry.
Regardless of how you store and/or display your coins, be carefull.