Plain Whitman coin folders for common U.S. coin denominations - Penny ( 19 mm ), Nickel ( 21 mm ), Dime ( 17.9 mm ), Quarter ( 24.3 mm ), Half Dollar ( 30.6 mm ) and Large Dollars ( 38.1 mm ). These...

Plain Whitman coin folders for common U.S. coin denominations - Penny ( 19 mm ), Nickel ( 21 mm ), Dime ( 17.9 mm ), Quarter ( 24.3 mm ), Half Dollar ( 30.6 mm ) and Large Dollars ( 38.1 mm ). These folders have no printed dates so you can collect coins any way that you would like.*Each folder is sold separately. Coin Folder Capacities Penny Folder - 90 pennies Nickel Folder - 65 nickels Dime Folder - 77 dimes Quarter Folder - 43 quarters Half Dollar Folder - 36 half dollars Silver Dollar...

Four separate titles for Lincoln pennies starting in 1909 running through 2023. Whitman Lincoln penny folders are tri-fold books with 90 slots each that allow you to push and lock your coin into...

Four separate titles for Lincoln pennies starting in 1909 running through 2023. Whitman Lincoln penny folders are tri-fold books with 90 slots each that allow you to push and lock your coin into place. Viewing is one side only. Folder comes with dates and quantity of how many were made in that year. Each folder is sold separately Lincoln CentsCollection 1909 - 1940Number One 1909 ( V.D.B. ) , 1909 - S ( V.D.B. ) , 1909 , 1909 - S , 1910 , 1910 - S , 1911 , 1911 - D , 1911 - S , 1912 , 1912 - D...

"The Mint Act of February 21, 1857, replaced the old copper large cent with a small-diameter cent designed by Chief Engraver James B. Longacre. His new motif used a flying eagle combined with an...

"The Mint Act of February 21, 1857, replaced the old copper large cent with a small-diameter cent designed by Chief Engraver James B. Longacre. His new motif used a flying eagle combined with an agricultural wreath. Flying Eagle cents were produced for circulation only in 1857 and 1858. The Indian Head cents of 1859 had a laurel or olive wreath ( the Mint used both terms ) on the reverse. In 1860 this was changed to an oak-wreath-and-shield motif." - Whitman PublishingComposition: Flying Eagle...

The Lincoln cent, the first regular U.S. coin to portray a specific individual, was introduced in 1909 to mark the centennial of Abraham Lincoln's birth. Sculptor and medalist Victor David Brenner...

The Lincoln cent, the first regular U.S. coin to portray a specific individual, was introduced in 1909 to mark the centennial of Abraham Lincoln's birth. Sculptor and medalist Victor David Brenner designed both sides of the new coin, and his initials, V.D.B., are found on the truncation of Lincoln's shoulder. The earliest issues had the initials of the engraver, V.D.B., on the reverse. There was some public complaint about this, and they were removed later in the same month, creating a new...

>Lincoln Memorial cent folder for displaying your coins. This folder is navy blue in color and holds 90 coins dated between 1999 thru 2008.Composition: 1959-1982: 95% copper, 5% tin and zinc;...

>Lincoln Memorial cent folder for displaying your coins. This folder is navy blue in color and holds 90 coins dated between 1999 thru 2008.Composition: 1959-1982: 95% copper, 5% tin and zinc; 1982-1998: copper-plated zinc ( core of 99.2% zinc and 0.8% copper, plated with pure copper, for a total composition of 97.5% zinc, 2.5% copper ). Weight: 1959-1982: 3.11 grams; 1982-1998: 2.7 grams. Diameter: 19 mm Edge: Plain Lincoln Memorial CentsCollection 1999 - 2008Number Two Memorial Reverse , 1999...

The Lincoln cent is the longest-running series in the history of American coinage. First issued in 1909 to celebrate he 100th anniversary of Abraham lincoln's birth, the coin has seen many changes...

The Lincoln cent is the longest-running series in the history of American coinage. First issued in 1909 to celebrate he 100th anniversary of Abraham lincoln's birth, the coin has seen many changes over the decades. With this special commemorative folder you can collect and display one of each major design type: First Year Issue, Wheat Cent, World War II Cents, Lincoln Memorial Cent, Lincoln Bicentennial Cent, and "Union" Cent." - Whitman Publishing Abraham Lincoln CentsFrom Birth to...