Coin Albums To Show Both Obverse/Reverse?

Dansco & Whaitman & Shield Intercept albums (as opposed to folders) do this.

There is no law that you have to showcase the obverse. You can put your wheaties in the album so that the reverse faces the front.

I fourth the Dansco.

well, I meant when you get your two-sided album, you can show off the reverse. One of my buffalo albums is like that -- showing off the buffalo herd.

that's a great idea wifo -- a good way to display both sides of the coin in your album!

All the regulars on here are Dansco, so maybe you've come to right or wrong place, depending on your allegiance! There's a few Whitman adherents, but even they are gradually switching to Danscos... Practically no one on here uses or endorses the Littleton or Intercept Shield albums. I bought an Intercept Shield album as a lark last year, and the slides came every which way and looked haphazardly put in the album, which probably wasn't going to be good long-term for the coins, so I promptly returned it. Nothing beats a Dansco, album-wise.

OH, so you all suspect there are different makers of Albums besides Whitman? I've heard those rumors but thought they were just rumors.
I'll look into that one.
Although this forum is sort of tipped a little towards Dansco, and a few even mention Whitman and a few others, still there are many other Albums out there. These Dansco people are everywhere.
US Mint Albums
Harris Albums
Cornerstone Albums
Super Safe Albums
Lighthouse Ablums.

I think most albums show both sides, its the folders that only show one side of the coin

Edit: I see jbuck has beat me to it, but to tell the difference, albums have pages like a book and folders just fold open