I have a dumb question (slab pages?)

Rollerman

Some time ago, I purchased some slab holding pages. They are not "Eagle" brand, but I don't remember what the brand name was. It's written on the edge, but I can't read it, nor could anyone else at coin club the other night. These have a single sheet that snaps down to hold all the coins in place (the Eagle style has individual pockets for each holder). I feel pretty dumb not remembering the company. I hope someone on here might know.
Thanks!
Pete

Hemispherical

The key is the number of holes (2, 3, 4, etc.) the page has needs to match whichever album type you have or you’ll be doing some hole punching into hard plastic.

There are others but this came to mind first.

“Lighthouse Grande Encap Certified Coin Album Pages”

blitzdude

@Hemispherical said:
The key is the number of holes (2, 3, 4, etc.) the page has needs to match whichever album type you have or you’ll be doing some hole punching into hard plastic.

There are others but this came to mind first.

“Lighthouse Grande Encap Certified Coin Album Pages”

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Certified-Coin-Pages-Lighthouse-Encap-Graded-Slab-Album-2-Sheets-NGC-PCGS-New/112839853760?_trkparms=5079:5000006556

Rollerman

YES! That the one, and the hard to make out brand matches that "Lighthouse" name, now that I know what it's trying to say. Thanks for steering me to the right path!
Pete

ricko

Those are nice for slab display.... I was not aware of these. Thanks for the link.... Cheers, RickO

winesteven

My entire collection is in PCGS slabs. IMO, for sets of more than 18 coins (two pages of 9 slabs per page) I believe the four and six page Lighthouse Grande slab albums are a lot more attractive than Eagle. Unfortunately, Lighthouse makes nothing smaller than a four page slab album. As such, I use Eagle for my 12 coin Gold Type Set, and my Franklin Proof Set.

Hydrant

Mrs. Young, my third grade teacher, told us that no question is ever dumb. Boy...was she ever wrong.