Post Your Folder Sets

Discussion in 'US Coins Forum' started by John14, Dec 30, 2012.

  1. John Anthony

    John Anthony Ultracrepidarian

    You have excellent tastes. :thumb:
     
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  3. sonlarson

    sonlarson World Silver Collector

    Which is why she got stuck all alone on the back page in a blank spot. But you can see she is still peeking out. If you have the original 2007 4 pack, don't unseal the individual coins. I made that mistake before I realized people were going to collect these and that there was an error(mule) coin in the 2007 set. I had one of the mules and it sat in the album for 3 years before I relized I had it. Came back NGC MS68 and paid for a lot of my new pruchases. Now I keep an extra set unopened and buy the individual coins for the album.
     
  4. John14

    John14 Active Member

    Jefferson Nickels Uncirculated

    1962-1996 Complete
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    1997- Completed through 2012
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  5. John14

    John14 Active Member

    Westward Series Nickels

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  6. lkeigwin

    lkeigwin Well-Known Member

    The Dansco Lincoln set was fun to build, and reasonably affordable (save for a few keys). It is also easy to pull out and flip through. Very enjoyable.

    I first assembled a PCGS registry set. Took about 8 years.

    These photos are a few years old and some coins have been upgraded. But you get the idea. It mostly gem red and above with a few exceptions. This was silly expensive and I wouldn't recommend it.
    Lance.

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  7. sonlarson

    sonlarson World Silver Collector

    Not U.S., but still an album

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  8. mackwork

    mackwork Caretaker of old coins & currency

    Nice collection of Euros!
     
  9. John14

    John14 Active Member

    Here is a cool folder that has all the .05 Euros from all the countries next to their obsolete .05 coins.

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  10. Ripley

    Ripley Senior Member

    Austria
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  11. John14

    John14 Active Member

    Roosevelt Dimes

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  12. John Anthony

    John Anthony Ultracrepidarian

    Do you have every folder ever made, John?
     
  13. John14

    John14 Active Member

    I used to be real heavy in the US coins... Then the "Darkside" took over! :eek:
     
  14. The Beatles

    The Beatles Member

    I'm actually taking a break from working on my folders! Whoever said that it's hard work creating a folder, they sure weren't lying!
    I'll have to get some pics of them when I finish.
     
  15. John14

    John14 Active Member

    District of Columbia and U.S Territories Quarters

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  16. John Anthony

    John Anthony Ultracrepidarian

    John, how do you store your folders, or do you not worry about toning?
     
  17. John14

    John14 Active Member

    They go in the safe with silica packets. In Texas we run the AC year round (it's running right now!), and that takes a lot of humidity out of the air. I have a raw ASE that's sat on my desk out in the open for over 2 years, and it hasn't even started to tone.
     
  18. Travlntiques

    Travlntiques Well-Known Member

    Missing dates filled with Franklins, see if you can spot'em! It's like "Where's Waldo" :)
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  19. icculus

    icculus Member

    John, any chance you could post some more (closer up) photos of those cornerstone quarter albums? I'm interested in maybe picking one up for the ATB and state quarters. However, since no store around me has one I'd be ordering them off the net without really getting a good look at them. Thanks

    Also when you guys are filling albums from circulation do you put a coin in the album you the first time you run across it in change or roll searching and maybe upgrade later or if you aren't happy with the coin do you tend to leave the slot open and hold off for a better one?
     
  20. John14

    John14 Active Member

    Here's a folder that holds the first 5 state quarters, and the first 12 Euro coins. :scratch:
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  21. John Anthony

    John Anthony Ultracrepidarian

    It's a plot by the Illuminati.
     
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