Customer Reviews

Lincoln Cents Folder #2, 1941-1974

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holds the coins in nice and snug. kids love this. best advise get a magnifying glass to read the coinsand mint marks

My son (7) loved collecting the state quarters so now we're expanding into collecting other coins. This Penny folder was the perfect next step! He also got Dime and Nickel books from his uncle and he and his father sit around with his piggy bank going through the change to fill these books up! And they are so inexpensive, we will be getting more.

I was very dissapointed with how cheaply made this folder is. The holes for the coins are much to small, and when you apply pressure to insert the coins, you end up tearing through the folder. The Whitman folders I purchased years ago are much better than these. I suggest you look for other coin folders. The printing on the cover looks very cheap and is not up to the old Whitman standards either.

Whitman Lincoln Cents collection (1941-1974) is a good quality folder for the new and old collectors alike. Each of its 3 pages has 30 slots for holding a total of 90 coins minted during this area. Each slot has printed below it the date and mint of the coin it is intended to hold and how many of the coin was minted. This folder also has three extra slots at the end labeled "varieties" for either displaying the back or some other special coins you may have. Read the directions and inserting the coins is no problem. this would make a great "tooth fairy" album because most of the coins needed for it are easier to find than wheat pennies and war pennies and if you like to collect out of your pocket change, this is probably for you =)

Picked this up and several other coin folders from Whitman and I am very happy with them. This penny coin folder holds the coins well and the coins sit just right that you can insert them with your finger and feel secure that it wont pop off. Recommended!

Stay away from the 1959-1998 folder, I have gotten 2 and the holes are extremely tight.

This item was purchased by my son. He likes them except the pennies are kind of hard to get in the folders. The pennies are easy to identify in which slot they are to be inserted. Overall, he is happy with this purchase.

Purchased for a 9 year old boy in order to get him interested in coin collecting. The folder is very good, and I have already ordered several other editions.

I reall like my book. It's great. It's a little hard to put some of the pennys in but besides that I love it!