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How about a vinyl Uni-Safe Canadian Small Cent album. I cant remember where I got this from, have been toting it around for a least 16 years or so.

 

In progress from circulation National Park Quarter folder.

 

Still in progress Statehood Quarter album, almost complete. Finding them from circulation may take a while, ha.

 

Haha it looks exactly like mine except I have mostly P instead of D...

 

I used to live in CO so all I would find is D mint marks, at least for the newer stuff.

 

From circulation/roll hunting cent albums.

 

Hi knightly,

I might be able to help you fill some of those holes for free. I'll look through my wheats today and see if I have any you need. I've been helped before and would like to return the favor. If you want any let me know

 

I am also working on this album. Yours look awesome!

 

Just a circulated set.

 

I keep putting together Franklin half circulated sets because they can be found for not a whole lot over spot price. What can I say I'm addicted to nice larger pieces of silver.

 

Oops.. sorry.. I thought the title stated Disco albums

 

I know. A lot of guys put high mint state sets together. These high mint state sets (for whatever reason), just seem boring to me.

A nice consistent looking circulated set just seems more interesting. Lets see some of yours.

 

One of my books

 

Here's one. It's in a Library of coins album.

 

I got free Warman's states and parks albums from a purchase about one year and a half ago. So I decided to see how long it would take me to complete the albums from circulation only.

I did great with the states but I still have Guam left to find.

The parks are about 8 or 9 short right now.

States:


Parks:


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I like the book, nice.

 

Yes, I like that album as well!

 

My Dansco 7070. I've had this book for over 30 years, so it does need some updates.

 

Nice!!! I'm really loving that 1794.
There are a few issues I have with many of these albums and one of those is the port sizes. Many makers simply just use one standard port diameter leaving some coins to slide around.
Again, nice collection.