Which Coin Albums Do You Prefer?

Dansco:
http://www.brent-krueger.com/dansco.html

Whitman:
http://www.brent-krueger.com/whitman.html

Littleton:
http://www.brent-krueger.com/littletonalbum.html

Intercept Shield:
http://www.brent-krueger.com/ishield.html

I prefer Dansco and Whitman. Neat and cheaper.

If you look in my signature area you can see I have links to my albums, At the time I was only using Dansco but have since switched my Lincoln cents to a method Badthad suggested seen here:

https://goccf.com/t/60273#472128

I only use Dansco albums. I do have some coins in Whitman folders though.

I have been using Dansco albums for almost 26 years now and I am quite happy with them.

Thanks albumcollector

but I am just trying to make it to middle class. Some of the members here have very impressive collections. One older gentleman member has over 200 whitman albums, if I remember right.

WHITMAN FOREVER. I've been using Whitman Albums for as long as they have been making them. The main reason though is way, way back when I started collecting and being in the MidWest, only Whitman Albus existed here. Naturally over time as the pony express was replaced with faster methods of travel, Dansco started to move into my area. And as reports of how much better they were than the other manufacturers began spreading out, I tried in vain to dispute such horrible rumors. I attempted to show other coin collectors how much better a Whitman Album was but they kept falling apart as I demonstrated this.
Sort of kidding you know. I do use mostly Whitman Albums but the reason is I get them mostly free. You should all try what I do. I go to lots of coin shows and so much I get to know dealers by constantly talking to them, not necessarily buying anything either. I've asked many where they get so many coins and many of them say how they buy up collections in Albums, take out all the coins, place in flips for sale, throw out the Albums. Dealers all say most people don't want to buy a used Album for some reason so they throw them out. I've asked dealers if they would bring them to the next show for me then. A few started to do that. One dealer brought me two boxes of them which came out to be about 80 Albums and Folders. After that he constantly brings me Albums and also Folders. I give all the Folders to a someone I know at a flea market and he sells them easily. Littleton and some other brands I hardly ever hear of I give to kids in the neighborhood. All Dansco and Whitman Albums I figure out which I want or need and give the rest to some other coin collectors I know.
Although I must admit comparing Dansco with Whitman, I must admit the Dansco is a much better constructed Album. More impressive appearance for a color and cover too. What I don't like about them is some have so many empty slots at the end. Obviously poor planning on how many coins are to be in an Album.
Whitman appears to have had better planning since most of their Albums have slots for just what is needed for that collection. I dislike the Blue color though. However, if using those press on Gold letters/numbers on blank pages they show up as if original. I also like Whitman for the massive variety of blank covers and pages for almost any denominations. With that I've made some odd types of Albums such as an Liberty Head/Indian Head/Jefferson Nickel Album. No Proofs or error coins though. Same with Liberty Head/Mercury/Roosevelt Dimes all in the same Binder. Again, no proofs or error coins.
Danso pages can be turned over and over many times without any problems as a general rule. Whitman pages start to come apart if the pages are turned to many times and the edges get messy.
Littleton Albums are just ugly. Intercept shields are just not common enough. Library of Coins too are to rare.
But I'd like to see more Whitman people here on Earth again.