Customer Reviews

State Quarters 1999-2009 Deluxe Collector's Folder: District of Columbia and Territories, Philadelphia and Denver Mints

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My husband enjoys collecting state quarters. I ordered this folder, and we have completed all of the states. This is a nice and sturdy quarter folder.

This State Quarters Folder is great for the price. It's pretty hard to put the coins in, but that's good because they dont fall off. It's not the highest-quality folder, but it's great for the price. I bought this as a gift for my Dad and I think he will love it!

I have had other Collector's Folders that were awful. It took forever to get a coin in the slot. BUT this one was great. The coins went in soooo easy and they stayed.

I had a quarter map for most of the time I spent collecting the State Quarters. I decided to get something a little more compact and stylish to display them, so I purchased this quarter folder because it holds each of the fifty states plus the six territories for a nice low price. I liked this map especially because it didn't have 2 slots for every state like most quarter folders do. Two slots means its supposed to accommodate both mints, but I'm not that hardcore of a collector and never paid attention to the Ps and the Ds.

Some of the quarters were difficult to get into their slots, but with a few taps of a butter knife they settled in nicely. There is a strange additional 2 slots in the farthest right corner that say P and D, but I just filled them with the standard quarters with the eagle on the back, one from the Philadelphia mint and one from the Denver mint.

There are numerous state quarter coin folders out there, most are very cheesy and geared towards children. I was very happy after receiving this one, because it has a very clean professional appearance to it. And lets face it, there it not much to a coin folder except it appearance. It works perfectly, and the coins fit nicely and stay put. It only has one spot per state for a quarter, meaning if you collect quarters from both mints (which are virtually identical) then you will not be able to put your entire collection in this folder; that's when you will need the Deluxe Collector's Folder by Warman's. After purchasing this folder, I went on to buy Warman's National Parks Quarters: 50 States + District of Columbia & Territories: Collector's Quarters Folder 2010-2021, Presidential Dollar 2007-2016 Collector's Folder and Foundations of Coin Collecting Folder (which unfortunately I haven't been as pleased with).

I have been savong these quarters for my grandchildren for many years in envrlopes and these albums are very nice - better looking and more durable than the firist one I bought 12 years agoOfficial Whitman Statehood Quarters Folder: Complete 50 State Set.

I don't care whether the collected quarters is D or P. I just want to collect all 50 state's quarters. I like this folder and hope I can collect all of them as quicky as possible.

This is absolutely worthless - it will only hold either D or P mint quarters, not both!! Look for one that holds both, like the Whitman. Good thing it was only 5 bucks!

It may be just my particular folder but it was hard to get my coins in those slots. It wore me out putting my coins in! But I still like the folder. Keep in mind though that it's not a map folder; it lists the coins by the issue year and has slots for both P & D mints. The folder itself has a nice glossy finish. A nice touch in my opinion. I just prefer the Warman's folders over the Whitman's. To me Warman's are neater and cleaner looking. The folder size is consistent with other Warman's coin folders.

Product met expectations. Arrived in a timely manner. Good service. Anyone collecting state quarters would find this collector's folder very affordable and equal to the task.