Official Whitman® Coin Folder Plain - Lincoln Cents

Value for money

After sorting through my pennies to fill my real collections, I needed something to do with the ones that were not worth much, significantly damaged and/or heavily tarnished; or just otherwise not worthy for the albums. I bought a bunch of these blank cent books to arranged the more cool looking ‘ugly’ pennies, and the different tones and colors. They look nice when all arranged, and make for something unique in and of themselves. Some were a bit difficult for a simple press in, and had to use a small rock to get them situated, but overall highly recommend.

the folder wasa exactly what I needed

At the time I am writing this there are two reviews up rating this with 1 star and stating the coins don't fit. I'm astonished by these reviews! I remember having these same folders when I was a kid in the late 60's and I'm happy to report they are just as fine a quality now as they were back then. I know this because I still happen to have two of them. Unfortunately they are now made in China when they used to be made in the U.S., but what isn't. Anyway, to address the claim that the holes are two small and you can't get the coins in ... this is utterly ridiculous. As always, like in the 60's, you simply insert the coin at an angle and then push the other side down. So easy a child can do it. I inserted 46 pennies last night, while in bed, watching TV, with my body twisted to the side accessing my nightstand, in about 10 minutes, taking my sweet time. That about sums it up, except to say, if you need a coin folder, Whitman has always done a real nice one.

All the timeless ease easy to fill folder you'd expect from Whitman . Just wish it'd have some sort of labels to write ur dates on

Again I wish Amazon would use boxes ! Mine was bent. But I could still use it.

Don’t remember anything adverse about it

Ran out of space and this fills in the future.