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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Ron Ferguson, post: 87051, member: 3946&quot;]My thumb took three weeks to stop hurting after putting coins into a Whitman Penny holder for my Grand daughter. I tried the carpet method, but when the penny finally went in - it went through the back side too. I finally resorted to using a ball point pen to go round and round while pressing outward. That worked. </p><p>After I got them all in I noticed the holder had a mintage quanity for the 1931S printed at 866 million. I E-mailed Whitman and they thanked me for finding the error and sent me a free replacement holder. They were very professional and the pennys went into the new holder with ease, and it had the correct mintage quanity listed. They said the punch dies wear out causing the tight fit problem and have agreed to change the punches more often because of simular complaints. They suggested returning the tight holders to where you bought them. Great folks , they even E-mailed me after a few weeks to see if my problems was solved.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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