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Coin Folders And Coin Albums

Here are 5 great ways to enthuse a young collector about coins.

The statehood quarter program began in 1999 and continued through 2008. The 50 state quarters were released into circulation in the order the statehoods came into existence. Here's the list of all 50 state quarters & their release dates. Plus, everything you need to know about collecting state quarters, and fun ways to organize them!

Collecting and using old coin holders has become fashionable among coin collectors who want to enjoy a slice of nostalgia; sometimes, buying old coin holders can save money compared to buying new coin holders.

I've been collecting coins for years. See why I keep my coins in albums, and why coin albums are so popular for storing Lincoln cents & ALL types of coins!

Fun With Coins When You’re Stuck Indoors - 5 fun things to do with coins to avoid cabin fever, have a lot of fun, and (maybe) make you a little richer too!

Handling an estate coin collection can be a difficult task, but these 5 tips will make that daunting task much easier for you.

Collect Pennies

Collecting pennies is fun! Here are 9 interesting ways to build penny collections that you probably haven't thought of. Plus the latest penny values.

Coin folders and coin albums each have their own pros & cons. Keep in mind your own needs as a coin collector before you buy either one. I like to use coin albums for my most expensive coin collections and coin folders for all the rest.

Why is there a hole for the 1922 plain penny (an error coin) in regular Lincoln cent albums? One collector's opinion on what should be done about those pesky holes that most of us can't afford to fill in our Lincoln cent coin albums and folders.