"Protest" Spots In Albums

It is a loosing battle but why not contact the manufacturers of those albums and complain to them. I use Whitman Albums and I've tried contacting Whitman for many, many, many years about the stupidity of some of those holes. I have an old album that has a hole for the 1913 Liberty Head Nickel. None at any coin shows I've been to yet. All my Mercury dime ones have those slots for 1942/41 and 42D/41 and micro S. And you missed the slots for the 72 and 95 double dies, all the 70S's, and way to many 60's. Some may be normal but not all those dumb ones. My Liberty Head Dime Albums have holes for the 94S and not many of those in change you know.
I don't think it would do any good but what if everyone here sent one big letter of complaint to Dansco, Whitman, etc.?

I couldn't help but notice that in the Littleton Coin folder for Mercury dimes, the "1916-D" hole is not fully punched out like the other holes, an insert with the word 'rare' is in the hole.

It was made so that you could punch out the insert, but this was a nice 'common sense' acknowledgment by Littleton Coin that not very many people would insert a 1916-D Dime into that space, even if they had one....

Perhaps there's a market for coin-sized copper/cupro-nickel/silver "Yeah, Right!" tokens to fill those ridiculous album holes....