If you haven't OD'd on Buffalo nickels yet today, here's one more
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I'm imaging a bunch of these today, and when one looks real nice I can't help but want to show it off.
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<< <i>You have a great eye for them. Do you keep them in an album? >>
No album, and I've never sent one in to be certified, though I will shortly.
I really dislikes slabs, especially NGC's. The coin is buried so deep under that plastic and they don't photograph worth a darn. I enjoy handling my coins. I enjoy cleaning them up a little (those I feel could benefit from it), tucking them in the self-adhesive cardboard holders, cataloguing them, taking them out and re-photographing them when I learn a new trick, and so on. Slabs place too great a distance between my coins and me, and albums, though nice for presentation, don't quite have the same utility. To each his own, I guess.
What you need is an album like I have for my set.
I have it in an Eagle album, what's neat about it is that each coin has to be holdered seperatly.
The holder splits in half, with a mylar cover that holds the coin.
The holders slip into the album, and are the size of standard "flips".
They are easy to remove individually and view.
Not cheap...........but neither are the coins that go in them, either.....
Pete