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I now have boxes from every months releases, jan, feb, mar, april. I have found out of 50 coins I found 25 dbl dies. they are in liberty, and in 2017 p. check out these 10 pics and tell me what you think

 

Two proofs to end my photos.

 

You're killing it, DV.

 

Yeah but since you don't want to take them out of the flips. Please at least crimp those staples.

 

My father gave this set to my 7 y/o. It's a 1934-76 PDS set he started before grading companies were around. 90% toned in the cardboard 2x2's.

 

That's why I said crimp them staples before one gets damaged.

 

They are sitting in slide out sleeves right now.

 

Your Dad has good taste in coins.

 

@DysfunctionalVeteran - Your cents are nice enough to consider going with plastic. These are similar in date and condition and it really shows them off.

 

Found this 1924S in a recent search.

 

@RonSanderson do you by chance remember the names of the supply companies you used? Those look sharp! Out of 2 boys and 2 girls only my 3 y/o daughter likes coins and will flip through albums weekly. She likes toned coins like her daddy does.

 

These are from Lighthouse. The company is German, I believe, but searching for Lighthouse and Quadrum ought to get you there.

http://www.lighthouse.us/epages/lig...tPath=/Shops/leuchtturm_us/Products/QUADRUM19

They also sell the sleeves shown in my picture for 3-ring binders that have enough depth to handle the plastic holders.

For the record, I was also terrified by the staples! But at least they aren't in a box where they are dragged across each other when you want to see them.

 

ok guys tell me what you would call these cents, I believe dd, check out the b & r