Another Corrosion Question

I'd worry about it and ask what to do to ensure the hole is clean before placing a new coin in it.

I dont know what the common/right procedure is.

Jim

Verdigris can transfer from one coin to another with direct contact. If there are verdigris feed materials (verdigris residue) stuck to the album, they can contribute to the formation of verdigris on the new coin.

On the flip side, if you look at the hole and don't see any verdigris residue and the slide is clean, you shouldn't have any problems as long as the album is stored properly.

Your "hole problem" is one of many reasons I don't like to use albums.

My main Lincoln collections are stored in Airtites. I then put the those into quarter size 2x2's, then those go into plastic binder pages. Then I put those into 3-ring binders and the whole thing goes into a giant ziplock back with a desiccant pack.

This is great for presentation, I just pull the whole binder out and flip through the pages. The only downfall for me, I have to take the pages out of the binder to fit in my deposit box. The binder just takes up too much room.

There is no PVC in Airtite brand holders. IMO they are the best thing going to coin storage and fairly inexpensive when you buy them in bulk, i.e. 100 count boxes.