Lincoln Cents 1909-1958 Collector's Folder (Warman's Collector Coin Folders)

This book is great for beginning coin collectors. The coins fit snuggly into their spots and the folder-style book is a good size with clear dates in light text on a dark blue background. The folder is made of cardboard and it will show lumps as coins are added to it. There is a bit of info on the Lincoln cent and its history in the interior of the book.A fun coin collector gift or a way to archive your own set of coins. Get yours today!

This was exactly what I needed for my wheat pennies. Coins go into the spots easily and hold securely. This book will hold ever year for the wheat penny and all mint versions. Highly recommend getting one if you have a lot of lose wheat pennies like I did.

Works well for collecting needs. A slight bit hard to remove coins from dated slots but well worth the price.

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I have collected a bunch of wheat pennies over the years, but was amazed when I put them all in their pockets how many I have left to find. It's going to be the work of a lifetime to track them all down! But I bought one for my father and one for my nephew, and they're having a lot of fun trying!I love that there are slots for coins from different mints in the same year and a note underneath on how many millions (or billions!) of each were put in circulation, which is fun to know! You can see at once if you have found a rare one.Mine came bent. I think it should be sealed in plastic to protect it, but none of the ones I ordered were. Because this is for collectors, who expect the finished product to be worth something someday, ideally, the case itself needs to be in good shape. So that's either mishandling in shipping or a design flaw.Also, there is a price tag imprinted on the back, next to the barcode, like on a book, and it says $4.99, so if you buy it for more than that, you're getting scalped.

This Coin collectors book is really good 👍 love the quality!

Useful reference for collectors!

Exactly what I wanted