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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;quarter-back, post: 1788045, member: 47022&quot;]Depends on the size of the series.&nbsp; Short runs like buffalo nickels and mercury dimes get an 1.5 inch binder.&nbsp; That holds enough 4X5 pocket pages to hold about 100 coins with a room for a few pages for varieties. Others include:</p><p>Lincoln cents (1909-1959) 1.5 in</p><p>Lincoln Cents (1959 - 2009) 1.5 in</p><p>Lincoln cents (2010 and up) 1 in</p><p>Jefferson Nickels (1938 to present) 2 in </p><p>Roosevelt Dime (1946 to present) 2 in</p><p>Obsolete quarters (Barber and Standing Liberty) 1.5 in</p><p>Washington quarters (1932 to 1964) 1.5 in</p><p>Washington quarters (1965 to 1998) 1.5 in</p><p>Washington quarters (1999 to 2008) 2 in</p><p>Washington quarters (2009 to present) 1 in</p><p>Obsolete Half Dollars (Barber through Franklin) 2 in</p><p>Kennedy Half Dollars (1964 to present) 2 in</p><p>Dollar coins (Peace through present) 2 in</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>In between the 4X5 pocket pages, I place a sheet protector containing a page like below. That way I have the mintage info and any special features of a coin on the left side page and the coin itself on the right page.&nbsp; That also places a white background behind the pocket pages.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>[ATTACH]287813[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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