Jefferson Nickels Folder 1938-1961 (Official Whitman Coin Folder)

Great product only thing I did not care for was the price. Bulk pricing instead of manufacture, suggested retail I was hoping for a bit of a wholesale price rather than full retail.

Coins fit securely once placed.

Jefferson Nickels Folder 1938-1961 (Whitman Coin Folder): I remember playing with the penny version as a kid. 50 years later, these folders are a relatively inexpensive way to indulge my collecting-OCD. After searching through 5 boxes of nickels from the bank, I only need the 1950-D and of course, 7 of the 11 war nickels. Except for the 1950-D & war nickels, there's little to no premium over face value for circulation-collected coins for the dates in this folder. And folders of this type shouldn't be used to store valuable coins. But they're ideal for introducing kids to coin collecting.

Works as expected happy with purchase

When it comes to coin books/folders, your choices are basically either these Whitmans or the Littleton company folders. IMO, they both work equally well to hold your coins, both fun to fill. I'd have to say I prefer the Whitmans since they're the ones I'm most familiar with from boyhood, and I've had issues with Littleton's other products. Thing is, I currently have more Littleton folders than Whitmans (oops!), so will probably be getting more of the Whitmans as I need them.

I like Whitman coin folders

Decent looking book. Came damaged unfortunately. Bent and has creases.

ok

A great book

nice folder

Super

Normal Whitman Quality. Recommended

Fine